Nothing Can Stop Us
Robert Wyatt · 1982
43 min · 11 tracks · rock music
A fusion of avant-garde rock and jazz that challenges political norms through poetic lyricism.
Where this album fits
- Career context
- Released in March 1982, 'Nothing Can Stop Us' was Robert Wyatt's fourth studio album, following his critically acclaimed 1980 release 'Rock Bottom'. At this point in his career, Wyatt had established himself as a unique voice in British rock, known for his innovative blend of genres and deeply personal lyrics, often reflecting his political beliefs and experiences following a life-changing accident.
- Stylistic neighbors
- ZZ Top· Chris Rea· Christine McVie
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Born Again Cretin 3:11
- 2 At Last I’m Free 4:18
- 3 Caimanera 5:22
- 4 Grass 2:39
- 5 Stalin Wasn’t Stallin’ 3:24
- 6 Shipbuilding 3:05
- 7 Red Flag 3:10
- 8 Strange Fruit 3:38
- 9 Arauco 4:35
- 10 Trade Union 3:46
- 11 Stalingrad 5:48
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