Stiff Little Fingers - Nobody's Heroes - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Originally released in 1980, Nobody's Heroes is widely regarded as one of Stiff Little Fingers' finest achievements and a landmark album of the punk era. Combining explosive energy with thoughtful songwriting, the album confronts themes of violence, social unrest, addiction, and personal responsibility with honesty and conviction. Featuring classic tracks including InchNobody's Hero,Inch InchTin Soldiers,Inch and InchFly the Flag,Inch the record expanded the band's sound while retaining the urgency and rebellious spirit that made them one of punk rock's most influential voices. This expanded edition revisits a powerful and enduring chapter in the band's celebrated catalog.

Stiff Little Fingers iconic debut 'Inflammable Material' was one of the most important records of it's era. Originally released in 1979 at the height of The Troubles in Northern Ireland, the album depicted volatile life in Belfast at the time and was met with critical acclaim. This double-CD set includes the original album and the unreleased Troon 1979 performance containing rare images.

?Meret Lüthi, an inspiring and charismatic violinist from Berne, knows how to cast a musical and verbal spell over her fellow musicians and the audience. Since 2008, she has been shaping Bern's internationally active Orchestra for Early Music, Les Passions de l'Âme, with her unmistakable signature as artistic director, dramaturge and concertmaster. She appears with her orchestra at the Lucerne Festival, the Tage Alter Musik Regensburg, the Schwetzinger Festspiele and the Musikfest Stuttgart. She performs with artists such as Dorothee Oberlinger, Simone Kermes, Nuria Rial and Kristian Bezuidenhout. Meret Lüthi received her training in her hometown with the violinists Monika Urbaniak-Lisik and Eva Zurbrügg and obtained both teaching and concert diplomas with distinctions. Her string quartet studies took her to Basel to Walter Levin, and she studied baroque violin with Anton Steck in Trossingen. As a sought-after specialist in early music, Meret Lüthi is a guest on Radio SRF 2 Kultur, Radio Suisse Romande Espace 2, Südwestrundfunk SWR 2 and Bayerischer Rundfunk BR, and teaches baroque violin and historically informed performance practice at the Bern University of the Arts. In 2017 she was awarded the Music Prize of the Canton of Bern and in 2020 the Culture Prize of the Bürgi-Willert Foundation for her many years of outstanding musical activities. Her artistic work is documented on Sony Music Switzerland, Ramée and Dynamic, and was awarded the Diapason d'or in 2013 and 2017 as well as an OPUS KLASSIK and Premio Abbiati in 2020.