Probably my favourite album. This was a pop album where style and substance met. Remember the Eighties music scene was as much visual as it was aural. The Twins were leaders in there pop field and there tunes stand up today.

Everytime I tell someone that I like Level 42 (who have heard of them) I get laughed at. There isn't any reason to, they really are overlooked and deserve more credit than they get. Slightly pretentious granted, but with songs like "Lessons in Love", "Freedom Someday" and "Running in the Family" there is certainly some vein of talent running through the band and this album.

Yazoo are really worth a re-visit. They were a duo and there songs were really simple, but they had classic riffs and hooks aplenty.

So suave, so modern, so stylish, so Berlin 1920's. The Synth is fast becoming the Strataverius of our time.

"Let's dance in style, let's dance for a while" Indeed!

Australia's answer to Duran Duran. This is a fantastic album and the track "Current Stand" is one of the great songs of the Eighties. For all those that can, get a copy of this album you won't be disappointed.

I was worded up about this album by a colleague who said I would really like it. I finally got around to listening to it completely sometime in the nineties and he was right. Lloyd Cole really seemed to know where he was at and this album is a product of that talent and confidence.

Sure it was lambasted for being overly commercial, but I for one can't tell the difference. I just like it.

I roomed at boarding school with a guy who played this album from dawn to dusk, and I hated it. But by the end of that semester, I had to own it, Matt Johnson is one of the great word smiths of his time.

Joyous, so disposeable, so pop, so now, I mean then.

A very good album that should have never been a Motley Crue album if you ask Nikki Sixx and I do agree. SOme of the best music I have ever heard but as we all know MOtley will always be Vince, Nikki, tommy and Mick. As Nikki saidit should have been released as a side project so it could have been judged for the music and not the motley name.

Another release from a member of The Crue. A very good album and nikki vocals and songs are amazing. After hearing this you will agree with me when I say that Nikki should try singing more often.

Not actually released in the 80's but a new release by the gretest drummer in any 80's band: Motley Crue. This album shows Tommy Lee's consant evolution in music and that he can make it without Vince, Nikki and Mick although I know it would be great to have the band back together again.

An album like this comes along once in a lifetime. This album is the perfect thing that came in between the glam era and the grunge era and had the best of both worlds.

Another great glam album. CHeck out the song wake me up written by Poison's Bret Michaels and also check out the song The all new generation which is a tribute to all the past and present rock stars of the time. ALso check otu the rest of the album. You won't be dissapointed.

The most recent album by the glam slam kings of noise. A great album. Oure rock. No ballads. If you a looking for a true rock CD this is the one.

An excellent album by a band that is constantly evolving. This Cd is a great mix of Glam and Goth.

A very underated Heavy Metal band who was born in the Glam era. What makes this band and this album so great is the way the perfectly blend Metal and Glam.

What real Glam rock is all about. You won't find a better Galm band anywhere.

A great album by a very underrated band. I you haven't heard them yet you should.

every young man should listen this

anyone doubt?

Commercial Loss but best

no need to mention more

Delicious

The most powerfol femal vocalist

Her best

Sheena was on her peak era

Definitely, a stranded on a desert island must! Timeless!

A very good album every song is good!

A very Good Album love the song You May Be Right!

A Classic Every Song Rocks!

Ilove this album all the songs kick-ass!

Very Good Album Really Love The Song Small Town!

A Outstanding Album I Love Every Song!

A very fine album!

A Excellent Album!

I love this album!

Best 80's album!

I discovered the boss thanks to "dancing in the dark"

great rocker

all songs are good

great 80's band

great rock album: very listeneable

great album

most underrated album ever

new wave started there

great album: not a bad tune

best album ever

This album was their first album with John Frusciante i like self more the follow up Blood Sugar Sex Magix.

This album for 50% great and 50% grap. songs like where the streets have no name,still havent found what im looking for, with or without you, bullet the blue sky, red hill mining town, exit and the mothers of the disapeards are great the rest not.

Well this album is thin lizzys best album ever.

This is their least commercial album very heavy expressions great album.

Well i like jump and i think that Eddie Van Halen one of the best guitar players ever is.

Well this album is a mix of very happy sky and serious music like sting's solo albums.

Nick Cave sing so good its a very great album. Very depressive.

Well this album ins't their master piece but it is their only album with mike patton in the 80's.

Its Metallica's best album ever 100x better than the boring black album. It is very musical.

This album is a album with a lot of opposites fast songs like pride, wire, under indian sky and extatic music like unforgettable fire and elvis and america its one of their best albums ever.

The ultimate hardcore punk band of all time in my book. This album rocked my socks off back in 1982 and still sound fresh to me after all these years. I grew up on this album and I still listen to it today!

This is the compilation that introduced me to the godfathers of EBM, upon its release back in 1988. "Headhunter" was their most grandiose hit of their career and a dancefloor killer too.

My first ever industrial band I ever listened to and bought. This is still my favourite SP album since its release in 1986.

My all-time favourite DM album: exceptionally good instrumentation, great lyrics without being cheesy. I especially liked Alan Wilder's musical contribution to the DM sound. Thanks for the "indutrial elements" you introduced into their music!

This album hit the stores in 1981. Being an avid fan of the Ramones since the late 70s (I discovered them with the album Rocket To Russia back in 1977 when I was still a young brat!!!), I loved this one from the grandfathers of punk rock. Even though the 80s were a struggeling period for the Ramones, trying as hard as they could to climb the charts to a decent position. My love for them never ceased even if they tried to polished their sound throughout that decade.

First full-lenght album from another legendary band from the "dark" scene of the 80s. Absolutely magnificient... Too bad the magic was lost after the subsequent releases. This album was release in 1985.

Atmospheric guitars, esoteric & occult lyrics anyone? This first album is a classic in Gothic music and an album that has rarely left unplayed since its release in 1987.

Their first full-lenght album, and ironically their best. Dark post-punk known as "Batcave"... We're miles away from Michael Jackson here! Released in 1980.

"Faith", released in 1981, was strongly inspired by Joy Division's "Closer". Cold, dark and gloomy... Perfect cure for the usual bright & joyful sound of the 80s I hated with a dedication back in the days.

This was the last album of Ian Curtis, recorded a few months before his suicide in may 18th 1980. "Closer" is a masterpiece of self-delusion, doubts, depression and introspective darkness. The music might left the impression of being still in its infancy, of being a bit dated but the desperate poetry of Curtis is far from being immature nor juvenile. "This is a crisis I knew had to come Destroying the balance I'd kept Turning around to the next set of lives Wondering what will come next." (Passover)

Best Album and band ever Def Leppard really Rock!!!!!!