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Hurricane: the Best of the Prisoners
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Track Listing
- Hurricane
- Explosion On Uranus
- Nobody Wants Your Love
- Mrs Fothergill
- There's A Time
- Melanie
- Last Thing On Your Mind
- Revenge Of The Cybermen
- Coming Home
- Better In Black
- Reaching My Head
- Deceiving Eye
- Pretend
- Say Your Prayers
- Thinking Of You
- I Am The Fisherman
- Drink The Ocean
- Til The Morning Light
- Whenever I'm Gone
- Come To The Mushroom
- Wish The Rain
- Mourn My Health
- Pop Star Party
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #59418 in Music
- Released on: 2004-05-31
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .23 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Album Description
All the best moments of the Prisoners five original years together. This is the first best of compilation for one of the finest and most overlooked bands of the 1980s. The band that have been lauded by both UK and US garage revivalists and launched the JTQ. Includes for the first time on a UK CD their rare early 45 ‘There’s A Time’ originally released on the French Skydog label. The booklet includes a vast array of unseen photos from the band’s personal collection, and memorabilia provided by fans. Also included are recollections of all four of the original band members.
Customer Reviews
Buy it and buy it now!
Fluffy haired pop princess they were not. Masters of their craft they were and what a craft it is. This is a collection of some of the most powerful tracks this collective produced. We have claustrophobic power with enormous impact. A sound that has often been parodied but never matched. The keyboard guitar combination is superb! Step outside the comfort zone, buy this and enjoy!!!
the prisoners-hurricane the best of
this is a great compalation cd from one of britains finest if not the finest indie band of the last 20 odd years.myself bein a prisoners fan since 1985 when i saw them in edinburgh.most of my favs are here as well as a couple i havent heard.if you have never heard the prisoners music before this is where to start.there raw edge,there very danceable tunes as alan crockford always used to say when you saw the prisoners.GET UP AND DANCE.AND YOU WILL.
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These reviews bear no relation to this album which is a REGGAE album by PRISONERS not a compilation of tracks by Medway band THE PRISONERS.
Just thought I'd point that out, Folks.
