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Tattooed Love Boys by Pretenders featuring Johnny Marr & Dave Grohl, live at Glastonbury 2023
The Pretenders, then and now.
Chrissie Hynde and James Walbourne of The Pretenders - - SAP Center; San Jose, CA (12-14-16).
Photo: Jeff Bliss
Hate For Sale by Pretenders
The Pretenders 2023
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Pretenders Hate for Sale 2020 BMG ————————————————— Tracks: 01. Hate for Sale 02. The Buzz 03. Lightning Man 04. Turf Accountant Daddy 05. You Can’t Hurt a Fool 06. I Didn’t Know When to Stop 07. Maybe Love Is in NYC 08. Junkie Walk 09. Didn’t Want to Be This Lonely 10. Crying in Public —————————————————
Martin Chambers
Carwyn Ellis
Chrissie Hynde
James Walbourne
Nick Wilkinson
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Song Review(s): Pretenders - “Hate for Sale,” “You Can’t Hurt a Fool” and “The Buzz”
On the title track from their forthcoming 11th studio album, Pretenders go back to the beginning and play with throbbing, post-punk intensity while Chrissie Hynde snarles like an angry young woman.
With its false start, occasional bleats from a harmonica and snide, kiss-off lyrics, “Hate for Sale” sounds like Pretenders circa 1980 by Pretenders 2020.
Like “Hate for Sale,” the two other singles are Hynde-James Walbourne co-writes. Unlike “Hate for Sale,” “You Can’t Hurt a Fool” and “The Buzz” could be by two other bands entirely, save for Hynde’s inimitable vocals.
If the title track is a time machine to the early ’80s, “You Can’t Hurt a Fool” goes back even farther. This is an autobiographical, R&B ballad on which the 68-year-old Hynde sings of a singer who is too old to know better, too young for her age.
The feathery, acoustic-guitar pop of “The Buzz,” meanwhile, would feel right at home on any of the many albums Jeff Lynne produced during the back half of that decade. It takes no chances and has no payoff.
Hate for Sale, which features the return of founding drummer Martin Chambers, is out July 17.
Grade card: Pretenders - “Hate for Sale,” “You Can’t Hurt a Fool” and “The Buzz” - B-/B-/C
4/15/20