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Adam Ant - Adam Ant Is the BlueBlack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter (2013) {BlueBlack Hussar Records BBH002CD}
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© 2013 BlueBlack Hussar Records | BBH002CD
Rock / New Wave / Post-Punk Revival / Aternative / Pop Rock

Last time Adam Ant released an album, chart success was possible, even expected, so he indulged in his softer side on 1993's Wonderful. Those were different times. Twenty years later, the music biz has fractured and Adam himself hasn't had an easy time of things (the past two decades were littered with tabloid stories of his travails), and he's decided to seize these two events on the wild, sprawling double-album Adam Ant Is the BlueBlack Hussar in Marrying the Gunner's Daughter. Its convoluted title refers to Adam's early persona, pirate torture, and record label machinations and, unsurprisingly, the album addresses all of these problems and more – including "Who's a Goofy Bunny," an old demo revived as a tribute to the departed Malcolm McLaren – channeling all these thoughts into something of a concept album portraying Adam Ant as a lone warrior combating the world.

Adam And The Ants - Kings Of The Wild Frontier (1980) {2CD 2016 Deluxe Edition Columbia-Sony Music 88875119742}
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© 1980, 2016 CBS / Columbia / Sony Music | 88875119742
Rock / New Wave / Pop / Alternative / Post Punk

Back in the ’80s, Adam Ant was a giant UK Pop star with ten top charting singles in the UK between 1980 and 1983. His second album, Kings Of The Wild Frontier, released in 1980 helped to start that historical run for Adam Ant. Curated and remastered by Adam Ant, this new Legacy edition includes the original 12 track UK album, B sides, previously unreleased studio demos and rough cuts, a previously unissued live recording and rarities all fully remastered from original tape by Adam Ant.

Damnation was the same Cleveland band previously known as the Damnation of Adam Blessing, who issued two albums on United Artists in 1969-1970. Why the name was shortened remains a mystery and has fouled up the consistency/accuracy of both Damnation and The Damnation of Adam Blessing discographies ever since.