The Stranglers - Peaches

The Stranglers:

Footage:
Gone in 60 Seconds (1974)

[rainesloomiarr]

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[htjwmos]

I was 15 in 1977 saved up my money and bought all the new wave/punk bands. It changed my life. Still listening every day.

[MacAllistar]

Remember playing "Driver" back in the days, listening to this all the time in the radio

[halfrousseau]

Being a teenager in the 1970s it is hard to underestimate the impact of "peaches" - we were surrounded by disco and prog rock, donny osmond, the Partridge family, and then we get this astonishingly confronting music - the Stranglers, Sex Pistols, Clash and the Jam, just blew the lid off the culture we were inhabiting. This was authentic, visceral, real. This was Punk and it blew our tiny minds.

[likearollingstone]

I was 19 when it came out. What a time to be alive. And incredibly I still am

[oliverhooper]

The amount of cool cars featured in this music video is insane

[oneteamineurope]

Ahh the 1970's, what a time to be alive. Many mock, many more lived through it and loved it.

[joebhoyy]

I’m so lucky that my mum and dad grew up in this era and raised me on new wave, punk, post-punk, acid house and indie rock. I know I will one day raise my kids with this music too 💚

[monksey]

Love the original gone in 60 seconds movie fit’s so well - everyone loves looking at the peaches 🍑

[Ivan_VasGON]

despite the fact that I don't understand the meaning of the song, because I don't know English well, I really like this song, it sounds pretty cool. respect from Russia 🇷🇺

[dopeymark]

Excellent! Always loved the Stranglers.

[edwinkirk]

Brings it all gushing back. Thank you so much for this post.

[LibertyGamingGTA]

If this song doesn't play at my funeral i won't die

[LessLax]

Back when I met this amazing song when I was 8 yo playing Driver: Parallel Lines

[jonescrusher]

All-timer of a riff, beautifully engineered record

[Ksabian_]

esse tipo de música é simplesmente incrível, curto demais 🤠🖤

[philipwilson]

Nothing recorded before or after this has sounded remotely close to this masterpiece.

[markeckert]

Scathingly spot on prefiguring the fast and fatuous

[Ajoffroad]

I whent to see the stranglers last year was brilliant my uncle works with the equipment and speackers ect so I get in for free haha cool they still going strong even though the lost one their members brilliant music

[brucestewart]

‘77 was a very good year. I got my license!