Catastrophe!

Review Score: (2/10)
In the early 1980s, Adam Ant dominated the pop charts for all of eighteen months with some really irresistible hits: "Stand and Deliver," "Prince Charming," and "Kings of the Wild Fronteir" before he cracked the American market as a solo artist. Anyone looking for the tribal beats and twangy guitars that made his "antmusic" so distinctive will be big-time disappointed in "Strip." Granted, there are two polished-up but enjoyable singles on this album: "Puss and Boots" and the title track; both were produced by Phil Collins. Everything else is flat-out bad. "Strip" is really two singles weighed down by a whole lotta filler. If you wanna hear classic Adam Ant, get his earlier discs and avoid this. It flopped upon release in 1983, and for a good reason.

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