Another great album from The Police in 1980 which included Don't Stand So Close To Me and De Do Do Do De Da Da Da.

Great band.

Some pretty cool tunes came from this one.

This band really changed their sound from their first hits in '67, and sounded better than ever in the 80s.

He owned 80s pop. He owned music until he became so f&%*in weird.

Best band from the 80s

Jump is my favorite song from the 80's, and Panama was pretty cool too. These guys rock.

The Boss rules. Period. This album was great.

Best album of 1987, probably one of the best albums since 1987. With or Without You and Where The Streets Have No Name are great songs.

Billie Jean was probably the best song of the decade, Thriller and Beat It weren't too bad either, but Wanna Be Starting Something was my favorite. Great album. Too bad Michael Jackson is a total wack-job now.

Haven't seen this on any top ten lists either. Taylor's melodies rather than his lyrics are what normally make his songs memorable, but Taylor does a great job with both on here. Perfect for taking a Sunday drive through the countryside, or if you're stuck inside on a rainy day.

Bruce's 1986 follow-up to Born In The USA, and this album's superior, in an artistic sense. Bruce's lyrics focus on the pain and confusion of lost love and related subjects with often minimal instrumentation, making each track seem personal by pushing the importance to the lyrics. It's like Bruce is there with the listener, discussing life's problems; that's the beauty of this album.

Paul Simon never fails to please. Once he got rid of that idiot Garfunkel, Simon really showed us what he could do. Paul displays his affection for African rhythms on Graceland, and gives the listener songs that are truly different. You've got to love those obscure, cryptic lyrics too.

I know that everyone and their mother puts this on their top ten list, but that's because it's so good. Besides the hellish cut that is "Mother" (I think the Police were on drugs when they included it), every track is a stand out (check out "Synchronicity II") and displays the Police's songwriting abilities very well.

Not a dull moment on this album either. I've heard all these songs on the radio countless times, except for what I thought was the most memorable, "Human Nature." If you don't own this album, pick it up and listen to it; you won't be disappointed. He might be a little different now, but this was Jackson at his best (sounding and looking).

I don't believe this was released in the US until 1980, so I hope it counts. Anyway, this is of the best punk albums ever produced, as each song is well written and memorable in its own right. The Clash did a great job of incorporating ska, jazz, disco, and rock n' roll into their punk sound. If you enjoy the variety of this album, check out Joe Strummer and the Mesceleros' "Streetcore." This was Joe's (lead singer/guitarist of the Clash) last work before he died.

My favorite pop album from the 80s, it's a very unique effort with a sound all its own. Each song stands out, especially the last three on the second side. In fact, I believe this album broke the Monkees' record for most consecutive weeks at #1 with 15...or was it 16. I don't know...

Probably the best written singer/songwriter album from the 80s. Jackson begins to show his political side, and he is, as usual, very well-stated.

Besides the fact that I have yet to see this on someone's top ten list, I really think this is one of the top punk albums of all time. Also, spread solely by word of mouth, this slow-burner eventually sold over 1 million copies, over ten years after its original release! Pretty good for a little-known garage band that was only around for about 2 years.

I know it's a live album, but it covers all his great songs from the 70s and 80s that weren't necessarily popular. Besides the fact that Bruce is the best live performer I've ever seen, he's also the best lyricist of our time. Long live the Boss!

Great 80's!!!!

My favorite album and group in High School. It was a great concert too!

Alot of good songs

I instantly fell in love with this album and the Group. They have a sound like no other

This album has it all!

Classic! What else can I say!!!!!!!!!!

This album knocked me over when I first heard it. Very Haunting.

The best album from down under

With or Without You- The Greatest Song Ever

This album has so many amazing songs.

BY FAR IS BEST SOLO EFFERT.

His Greatest Album

Greatest Speed Metal Album Of All Time

Great Drums

Unchained Is A Blistering Song

michael sweet voice and all the empowerment that comes when you listen to any work on stryper

no matter how long he will always be ozzy osbourne the madman

they will always be metallica no matter they play with the symphonica or they play one or entersandman they will always be gods.

18 and life, youth gone wild and i remember you from there on skid row was history

glamour, rock and bret michaels