Summary: Adam and the Ants released their third studio album, Prince Charming, in 1981. The album was a commercial success, topping the UK Albums Chart and becoming the band’s first number-one record. The album was praised for its mix of pop, punk, and new wave styles, and featured the band’s iconic hit single, “Stand and Deliver”.

About the Artist: Adam and the Ants were an English new wave band formed in London in 1977. Led by singer Adam Ant, the band is best known for their 1980s new wave and post-punk music. The band’s sound was heavily influenced by punk, glam rock, and the new wave movement, and their early albums featured a mix of punk and pop styles.

About the Record: Prince Charming was the band’s third studio album, and their first number-one record. The album featured a mix of pop, punk, and new wave styles and was praised for its catchy hooks and energetic performances. The album (this one is a stereo one with an original inner sleeve and yellow lettering) featured the hit single “Stand and Deliver”, which was the band’s biggest hit and is now considered an iconic new wave song.

About the Cover: The album cover for Prince Charming features Adam Ant in his iconic pirate costumes, which have become synonymous with the band’s image. The cover art was designed by Malcolm Garrett and Peter Saville and is considered to be one of the most iconic album covers of the 1980s.

About the Lyrics and Music: Prince Charming features a mix of upbeat and energetic songs, as well as slower, more introspective tracks. The album is notable for its catchy hooks and sing-along choruses, and the lyrics are often tongue-in-cheek and humorous. Standout tracks include “Stand and Deliver” and “Prince Charming”.

Conclusion: Adam and the Ants’ third studio album, Prince Charming, is a classic of the new wave and post-punk movement. The album features a mix of pop, punk, and new wave styles, and is notable for its catchy hooks and sing-along choruses. The album’s iconic cover art and hit single, “Stand and Deliver”, have cemented the band’s legacy as one of the most influential new wave bands of the 1980s.

Other Recommendations: Fans of Adam and the Ants’ Prince Charming may also enjoy other classic new-wave and post-punk records, such as The Clash’s London Calling, The Cure’s Disintegration, and Depeche Mode’s Violator.

About the tracklist. Side one:
1. Scorpios
2. Picasso visita el Planeta de Los Simios
3. Prince Charming
4. Five Guns West
5. That voodoo!
Side two:
1. Stand and deliver
2. Mile high club
3. Ant rap
4. Mowhok
5. S.E.X.