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The
Cure in their darkest disguise... More info... |
2. Simple Minds: Street Fighting
Years
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Their most mature and complex album... |
3. The The: Mind Bomb
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Matt
Johnson's personal demons go hand in hand with fine melodies and extensive use of synths. About The The |
4. Tears For Fears: The Seeds Of
Love
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Tears For
Fears moving in a more mature direction and away from popularity... About Tears For Fears |
5. Daryl Braithwaite: Edge
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The man from down under to take over from John Farnham. However, Braithwaite has better songs and more to offer. |
6. Del Amitri: Waking Hours
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The album
that put them on the landmark. They did one back in 1985 too but don't talk too much about
it. This is where the story begins... About Del Amitri |
7. Lenny Kravitz: Let Love Rule
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The birth of a new black rock'n'roll king. Kravitz possessed an enormous energy and personality, leaving everybody breathless. |
8. Francis Cabrel: Sarbacane
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My French fascination sets in and I discover one of France's best singer-songwriters. |
9. Don Henley: The End Of The
Innocence
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A mature album from Don Henley with less synths. Contains the brilliant "New York Minute". |
10. Phil Collins: ...But
Seriously
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Phil Collins has meant more to popular music than people will acknowledge. This album, for instance, contains one great song after another. Couldn't be avoided in 1989. |
Albums that
also made an impact:
Madonna: Like A Prayer
Chris Rea: The Road To Hell
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