Stiff Little Fingers - Tinderbox (1997)
BAND/ARTIST: Stiff Little Fingers
- Title: Tinderbox
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Taang! Records
- Genre: Alt Rock, Punk Rock
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 55:00
- Total Size: 136/381 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. You Never Hear The One That Hits you
02. (I Could Be) Happy Yesterday
03. Tinderbox
04. Dead Of Night
05. The Message
06. My Ever Changing Moral Stance
07. Hurricane
08. You Can Move Mountains
09. A River Flowing
10. You Don't Believe In Me
11. In Your Hand
12. Dust In My Eye
13. No Barriers
14. Roaring Boys (Pts. 1&2)
Line-up:
Bass Guitar, Vocals – Bruce Foxton
Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Steve Grantley
Guitar, Vocals – Jake Burns
Lead Vocals – Bruce Foxton (tracks: 12)
Northern irish Punk band formed around 1977 with the original members being Jake Burns, Ali McMordie, Henry Cluney & Brian Faloon.
This version of the band recorded their first LP "Inflammable Material" which included their signature songs about life in Belfast, "Alternative Ulster", "Suspect Device" and "Wasted Life" but also a musically bold reworking of Bob Marley's "Johnny Was"
Moving to London in 1979, the band lost Brian Faloon who was replaced on drums by Jim Reilly. They recorded the LP "Nobody's Heroes" for Chrysalis, an LP which was poppier than "Inflammable Material" but continued exploring similar themes. A cover of the Specials "Doesn't Make It Alright" was included, less successfully than "Johnny Was". "Nobody's Heroes" was followed by the pure power pop of the LPs "Go For It" and "Now Then" (featuring new drummer Dolphin Taylor, previously of the Tom Robinson Band )which failed to satisfy their fans, and the live LP "Hanx". In 1983 the band decided to call it a day
In 1987, Burns reformed the band with McMordie, Cluney and Taylor. When McMordie left in 1990, he was replaced on bass by Bruce Foxton, previously of The Jam. McMordie rejoined the band in 2006. The current incarnation of SLF, which still tours includes Burns, bassist Ali McMordie, guitarist Ian McCallum and drummer Steve Grantley
This version of the band recorded their first LP "Inflammable Material" which included their signature songs about life in Belfast, "Alternative Ulster", "Suspect Device" and "Wasted Life" but also a musically bold reworking of Bob Marley's "Johnny Was"
Moving to London in 1979, the band lost Brian Faloon who was replaced on drums by Jim Reilly. They recorded the LP "Nobody's Heroes" for Chrysalis, an LP which was poppier than "Inflammable Material" but continued exploring similar themes. A cover of the Specials "Doesn't Make It Alright" was included, less successfully than "Johnny Was". "Nobody's Heroes" was followed by the pure power pop of the LPs "Go For It" and "Now Then" (featuring new drummer Dolphin Taylor, previously of the Tom Robinson Band )which failed to satisfy their fans, and the live LP "Hanx". In 1983 the band decided to call it a day
In 1987, Burns reformed the band with McMordie, Cluney and Taylor. When McMordie left in 1990, he was replaced on bass by Bruce Foxton, previously of The Jam. McMordie rejoined the band in 2006. The current incarnation of SLF, which still tours includes Burns, bassist Ali McMordie, guitarist Ian McCallum and drummer Steve Grantley
Alternative | Punk | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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