English singer and musician, best known as frontman of Adam and the Ants and for his solo career in the 1980s.

Frequent collaborator Marco Pirroni co-wrote many songs; Vive Le Rock was produced by Tony Visconti; parts of Strip were produced with Phil Collins's involvement (noted in reviews). Reviews also record interrupted tours and health issues, and a stylistic move to a more American/California sound on Manners & Physique.

DeBaser's reviews trace Adam Ant's journey from punk and glam into various pop and funk experiments. Marco Pirroni is a persistent collaborator; production choices (Tony Visconti, Phil Collins) and health/tour issues recur. High points noted: Friend Or Foe, Wonderful; low point: Manners & Physique. Reviews combine affectionate praise with sharp criticism.

For:Fans of 1980s British new wave, glam and punk; music critics and collectors.

 Adam Ant has lost ground, and he hasn't even managed to re-enter the "batch" of the new romantic.

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 Pieces of infinite class, starting from the first track, "Won't Take That Walk," half-rock, half-acoustic, sentimental but not erotic, which hardens while remaining soft.

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 An album messed up from head to toe, because it starts once again (and even worse than previous times) from the character, from what (less and less musical and more and more cinematic/tabloid-like) revolves around it, and which therefore does not originate from inspiration, from the music, secondary in its own CD!

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 Undoubtedly the most successful episodes are the wildest tracks.

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 Can an album live on just two singles?

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