|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
 |
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
Best
album ever by the Pet Shop Boys. Most mature and most laid back. More info... |
2. Depeche Mode: Violator
 |
A very dark Depeche Mode release, but it's how I prefer them... |
3. Prefab Sprout: Jordan: The
Comeback
 |
Their strongest effort to date. Filled with 18 great pop tracks this is an album to own if you're into intelligent pop music. |
4. Jean-Jacques Goldman:
Frederick, Goldman, Jones
 |
Frenchman Jean-Jacques Golman joins forces with a couple of friends. The result is grand. |
5. Dave Stewart And The Spiritual
Cowboys: Dave Stewart And...
 |
Impossible to categorize. Great and odd at the same time. |
6. George Michael: Listen
Without Prejudice, Volume 1
 |
George
Michael is really starting to find himself and the teenage years seem so distant. About George Michael |
7. The Dream Academy: A Different
Kind Of Weather
 |
A band that should've had
more attention while they were around, this release is a fantastic mix of atmospheric pop
and strong melodies. About The Dream Academy |
8. Lloyd Cole: Lloyd Cole
 |
Lloyd Cole's first solo
effort after The Commotions, this is an album with a lot of promises attached to it.
"No Blue Skies" was the hit, but listen to songs like "Downtown"... About Lloyd Cole |
9. A-ha: East Of The Sun, West
Of The Moon
 |
The album that brought out the mature side of pop phenomenon A-ha. Shows a pop music that's much more durable than their early releases. |
10. James: Gold Mother
 |
Indie pop band James have
always led a hidden existance in the music world. Recognition, however, is huge among
critics - this was their first really strong effort. About James |
>>>
Where next? Check out music recommendations at THE HOTLIST
Copyright © 1998 - 2006 LeMec Music Net