For the rest there are some great singles, but most of the albums they are on, I liked 50% of and that at best. Tears For Fears, Simple Minds, nearly all of U2, UB40, The Waterboys, etc. It goes for the all.
What I did a lot was dance. It was in the second half 80s that I started to appreciate the disco of the 70s and early 80s. As well as Talking Heads, Simple Minds. All great to dance to.
Then came 1989 and several of my heroes made a return to form. Not albums are in this list, but only barely. Paul McCartney, the Stones, Lou Reed. They are between 30 and 40 for sure. Enough talk, here it is.
1. The
Velvet Underground. VU (1985)
2. Dexys
Midnight Runners. Searching For The Young Soul Rebels (1980)
3. The
Rolling Stones. Tattoo You (1981)
4. Violent
Femmes. Hallowed Ground (1984)
5. Joe
Jackson. Body And Soul (1984)
6. Masters
Of Reality. Masters Of Reality (1988)
7. Donald
Fagan. The Nightfly (1982)
8. The
Tragically Hip. Up To Here (1989)
9. The
Pogues. Rum, Sodomy & The Lash (1985)
10. Dexys
Midnight Runners. Too-rye-a (1982)
11. Doe Maar. Doris Day En Andere Stukken (1982)
12. Joe
Jackson. Night And Day (1982)
13. Suzanne
Vega – Suzanne Vega (1985)
14. Peter
Gabriel. So (1986)
15. Neil
Young. Freedom (1989)
16. Talking
Heads. Stop Making Sense (1984)
17. Marc
Almond. The Stars We Are (1988)
18. Bob
Dylan. Oh Mercy (1989)
19. Split
Enz. Waiata/Corroboree (1981)
20. Van
Morrison. Inarticulate Speech Of The Heart (1983)
21. The
Blues Brothers. The Blues Brothers (1980)
22. David
Sylvian. Brilliant Trees (1984)
23. Kate Bush. Never For Ever (1980)
24. The
Stone Roses. The Stone Roses (1989)
25. Dire
Straits. Making Movies (1980)
26.
Fleetwood Mac. Tango In The Night (1987)
27. Paul
Simon. Graceland (1986)
28. U2. The
Joshua Tree (1987)
29. The
Armoury Show. Waiting For The Floods (1985)
30. The
Kinks. State Of Confusion (1983)
Wo.
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