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Nice 'n' Sleazy kicks up a storm as some scantily clad dancers join the band on stage flashing their wares (Warning: Contains adult imagery)

2001 | 5:18

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Watch The Stranglers play in this historic and nostalgic video Golden Brown.

1982 | 3:25

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The debut single from the men in black, sees the punk's answer to The Doors playing in a low ceilinged pub.

1977 | 3:57

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Circus clowns, picnics, golf carts, war planes, and an housing estate all feature in The Stranglers' Bear Cage.

2001 | 2:49

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Not the sort of choirboys you normally come across - the bishop would have a heart attack if he came across these in church.

2001 | 2:29

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Very dark lyrics about hate, rape, fear and darkness fill this early track from The Stranglers.

2001 | 3:14

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Live version of The Stranglers classic recorded at Battersea Park in London in 1978

1979 | 3:50

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The title track from band's sixth album, produced by the legendary Tony Visconti, was an unusual choice for a single - sung entirely in French by Jean Jacques Burnel. It's translation is madness

2001 | 4:05

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Title track from The Stranglers' second album, with an accompanying video built up from a montage of photos of the band, their artwork and press cuttings

1996 | 3:25

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Also known as the Wizzard Of Aus, the video has the boys dressed in Pom-bashing garb complete with cork laden bush wacker hats

1979 | 3:26

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Classic Stranglers, with the boys sitting not on on the beaches, but rocking the crowd at London's Battersea Park in the summer of '79

2001 | 3:44

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Something Better Change from early punk pioneers - The Stranglers. Jean-Jacques Burnel taking over vocal duties from Hugh Cornwall. Looks like it was filmed at the back of an industrial estate. Peaked at number 9 in 1977.

1977 | 3:32