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  • Release Date: 02/11/2003
  • Original Release: 2002
  • Sales Rank: 54,924
  • Label: CAPITOL
  • UPC: 724354020223

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Peaches: The Very Best of the Stranglers

1LISTENPeaches 4:05
2LISTENGolden Brown 3:27
3LISTENWalk on By 4:24
4LISTENNo More Heroes 3:27
5LISTENSkin Deep 3:55
6LISTENHanging Around 4:25
7LISTENAll Day and All of the Night 2:30
8LISTENStraighten Out 2:46
9LISTENNice 'N' Sleazy 3:11
10LISTENStrange Little Girl 2:41
11LISTENWho Wants the World? 3:12
12LISTENSomething Better Change 3:34
13LISTENAlways the Sun Sunny Side up Mix 3:57
14LISTENEuropean Female 4:01
15LISTENGrip '89 (Get A) Grip (On Yourself) 4:01
16LISTENDuchess 2:28
17LISTEN5 Minutes 3:16
18LISTENDon't Bring Harry 4:08
19LISTENLa Folie 6:05
20LISTEN96 Tears 3:03

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Less than a year after EMI released The Very Best Stranglers Album Ever, they released Peaches: The Very Best of the Stranglers, which actually outdoes its predecessor and a fair amount of the predecessor's predecessors -- which are well over a dozen in number. This one includes 20 tracks and covers all the essentials, such as "Peaches," "Golden Brown," "No More Heroes," "Skin Deep," and "Hanging Around." It does stretch out chronologically enough to include (unfortunately) their covers of ? & the Mysterians' "96 Tears" and the Kinks' "All Day and All of the Night." Although it ignores other strong moments -- "Let Me Introduce You to the Family," "Just Like Nothing on Earth," "Toiler on the Sea," the original version of "(Get A) Grip (On Yourself)" -- due to space constraints, it's one of the better introductions to the band available. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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