Stiff Little Fingers | Anthology(3Cd) | CD

Stiff Little Fingers | Anthology(3Cd) | CD

£12.00
Skip to product information
Stiff Little Fingers | Anthology(3Cd) | CD

Stiff Little Fingers | Anthology(3Cd) | CD

£12.00

Stiff Little Fingers is a Northern Irish punk band formed around 1977, with Jake Burns, Ali McMordie, Henry Cluney and Brian Faloon as its original members. After moving to London in 1979 the band recorded the LP Nobody's Heroes for Chrysalis, and in 1983 it decided to call it a day. Burns reformed the band in 1987, and the current members, who still tour, are Burns, Ali McMordie, Ian McCallum and Steve Grantley.

Anthology is a 3 CD remastered compilation by Stiff Little Fingers, released on EMI on May 23, 2002. The first two discs contain 39 tracks. The third disc contains 16 tracks recorded live at Brixton Academy in London in 1989, during the band's first reunion tour.

Track List

Disc 1

  1. Suspect Device
  2. Wasted Life
  3. Alternative Ulster
  4. 78Rpm
  5. Gotta Getaway
  6. Bloody Sunday
  7. Straw Dogs
  8. You Can't Say Crap On the Radio
  9. At the Edge
  10. Running Bear
  11. White Christmas
  12. Nobody's Hero
  13. Tin Soldiers
  14. Back to Front
  15. Mr Fire Coal-Man
  16. Just Fade Away
  17. Go for It
  18. Doesn't Make It Alright
  19. Silver Lining
  20. Safe As Houses

Disc 2

  1. Sad-Eyed People
  2. Two Guitar Clash
  3. Listen
  4. That's When Your Blood Bumps
  5. Talkback
  6. Good for Nothing
  7. Bits of Kids
  8. Stands to Reason
  9. The Price of Admission
  10. Touch and Go
  11. Bierut Moon
  12. Stand Up and Shout
  13. Jake Interview
  14. Can't Believe in You
  15. Alternative Ulster
  16. Smithers Jones
  17. Harp
  18. Shake It Off
  19. Not What We Were

Disc 3

  1. Alternative Ulster
  2. Silver Lining
  3. Love of the Common People
  4. Gotta Gettaway
  5. Just Fade Away
  6. Piccadilly Circus
  7. Gate 49
  8. Wasted Life
  9. At the Edge
  10. Listen
  11. Barbed Wire Love
  12. Fly the Flag
  13. Tin Soldiers
  14. The Wild Rover
  15. Suspect Device
  16. Johnny Was

You may also like