The Stranglers — Feline (Limited Edition) (1 January 1983) |

The Stranglers — Feline (Limited Edition) (1 January 1983)
Location: Guildford, Surrey ~ London, England, UK
Album release: 1 January 1983
Recorded: December 1982 at ICP Studios in Brussels, Belgium
Record Label: Stress Records (FJ–0001059)
Genre: Post–Punk, New Wave
Duration: 42:06
Tracks:
01. Midnight Summer Dream 6:19
02. It’s A Small World 4:43
03. Ships That Pass In The Night 4:13
04. The European Female (In Celebration Of) 4:02
05. Golden Brown 3:29]
06. Let’s Tango In Paris 3:20
07. Paradise 3:55
08. All Roads Lead To Rome 3:57
09. Blue Sister 4:13
10. Never Say Goodbye 4:20
■ All songs written and composed by The Stranglers.
Former members:
■ Hugh Cornwell — guitar, lead and backing vocals (1974–1990)
■ Hans Wärmling — keyboards, backing vocals, guitar (1974–1975; died 1995)
■ Paul Roberts — lead vocals (1990–2006)
■ John Ellis — guitar, backing vocals (1990–2000)
Credits:
■ David P. Bailey Photography
■ Jet Black Composer
■ Jean Jacques Burnel Composer
■ Steve Churchyard Producer
■ Hugh Cornwell Composer
■ Dave Greenfield Composer
■ Ted Hayton Mixing
■ Terry Lott Photography
■ Gary Lucas Engineer
■ Rob O’Connor Artwork
■ The Stranglers Composer, Mixing, Producer
■ Glenn Tommey Engineer
■ Chris Twomey Liner Notes
■ Jeff Veitch Photography
■ Tony Visconti Mixing
■ Tim Widdall Design
Description:
■ Feline is the seventh studio album by The Stranglers and was released in January 1983 (on the Epic record label in the United Kingdom). The first edition came with a free one–sided 7” single “Aural Sculpture Manifesto”. Feline drew heavily on two of the dominant musical influences in Europe of the time, by using primarily acoustic guitars and electronic drums as well as Dave Greenfield’s synthesizers. The American edition of the album included the British hit single “Golden Brown” as the closing track on side one of the original vinyl (and the fifth song in on the CD version).
■ Mastered at The Town House.
■ Printed by Shorewood Packaging, pressed by Carlton Productions.
Discography:
♣ Rattus Norvegicus (1977)
♣ No More Heroes (1977)
♣ Black and White (1978)
♣ The Raven (1979)
♣ The Gospel According to the Meninblack (1981)
♣ La Folie (1981)
♣ Feline (1983)
♣ Aural Sculpture (1984)
♣ Dreamtime (1986)
♣ 10 (1990)
♣ Stranglers in the Night (1992)
♣ About Time (1995)
♣ Written in Red (1997)
♣ Coup de Grace (1998)
♣ Norfolk Coast (2004)
♣ Suite XVI (2006)
♣ Giants (2012)
Website: http://www.thestranglers.net/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StranglersSite
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestranglers
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The Stranglers — Feline (Limited Edition) (1 January 1983) |
Location: Guildford, Surrey ~ London, England, UK
Album release: 1 January 1983
Recorded: December 1982 at ICP Studios in Brussels, Belgium
Record Label: Stress Records (FJ–0001059)
Genre: Post–Punk, New Wave
Duration: 42:06
Tracks:
01. Midnight Summer Dream 6:19
02. It’s A Small World 4:43
03. Ships That Pass In The Night 4:13
04. The European Female (In Celebration Of) 4:02
05. Golden Brown 3:29]
06. Let’s Tango In Paris 3:20
07. Paradise 3:55
08. All Roads Lead To Rome 3:57
09. Blue Sister 4:13
10. Never Say Goodbye 4:20
■ All songs written and composed by The Stranglers.
Former members:
■ Hugh Cornwell — guitar, lead and backing vocals (1974–1990)
■ Hans Wärmling — keyboards, backing vocals, guitar (1974–1975; died 1995)
■ Paul Roberts — lead vocals (1990–2006)
■ John Ellis — guitar, backing vocals (1990–2000)
Credits:
■ David P. Bailey Photography
■ Jet Black Composer
■ Jean Jacques Burnel Composer
■ Steve Churchyard Producer
■ Hugh Cornwell Composer
■ Dave Greenfield Composer
■ Ted Hayton Mixing
■ Terry Lott Photography
■ Gary Lucas Engineer
■ Rob O’Connor Artwork
■ The Stranglers Composer, Mixing, Producer
■ Glenn Tommey Engineer
■ Chris Twomey Liner Notes
■ Jeff Veitch Photography
■ Tony Visconti Mixing
■ Tim Widdall Design
■ Feline is the seventh studio album by The Stranglers and was released in January 1983 (on the Epic record label in the United Kingdom). The first edition came with a free one–sided 7” single “Aural Sculpture Manifesto”. Feline drew heavily on two of the dominant musical influences in Europe of the time, by using primarily acoustic guitars and electronic drums as well as Dave Greenfield’s synthesizers. The American edition of the album included the British hit single “Golden Brown” as the closing track on side one of the original vinyl (and the fifth song in on the CD version).
■ Mastered at The Town House.
■ Printed by Shorewood Packaging, pressed by Carlton Productions.
♣ Rattus Norvegicus (1977)
♣ No More Heroes (1977)
♣ Black and White (1978)
♣ The Raven (1979)
♣ The Gospel According to the Meninblack (1981)
♣ La Folie (1981)
♣ Feline (1983)
♣ Aural Sculpture (1984)
♣ Dreamtime (1986)
♣ 10 (1990)
♣ Stranglers in the Night (1992)
♣ About Time (1995)
♣ Written in Red (1997)
♣ Coup de Grace (1998)
♣ Norfolk Coast (2004)
♣ Suite XVI (2006)
♣ Giants (2012)
Website: http://www.thestranglers.net/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/StranglersSite
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestranglers