Adam Ant - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Adam Ant - Strip [Epic Records FE 39108] (7 November 1983)

Released: 7 November 1983
Country: US
Label: Epic Records
Catalog: FE 39108
Genre: Pop

Item# SR-FE39108
Ratings: C=VG; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Strip
02 Baby, Let Me Scream At You
03 Libertine
04 Spanish Games
05 Vanity
06 Puss'n Boots
07 Playboy
08 Montreal
09 Navel To Neck
10 Amazon

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Album Review

William Ruhlmann [allmusic.com]

With this album, Adam Ant's musical career began to hit the skids. He was still popular enough in the U.K. to squeeze out one more Top Ten hit with ''Puss 'N Boots,'' but the album stopped at number 20 after three straight Top Five hits. In the U.S., where Ant had peaked with his solo debut, Friend or Foe the year before, this one got only to a disastrous number 65. And no wonder -- the mixture of driving, danceable rock with humor that had made Kings of the Wild Frontier, Prince Charming, and even some of Friend or Foe enjoyable had given way to a lighter pop approach and outright camp, especially on the title track, a minor singles chart entry produced by Phil Collins. Somehow, Ant had lost his appeal, and fast.