An Aussie legend!!!

Not really a fan of these guys, but I have to say this is a brilliant album, full of morality tales, infectious dance tracks and a great feel-good vibe

"Wouldn't Change A Thing" is my favourite Kylie track... call me a sad git!

"Rock Box" is the best track on the album- it's so funky, and it's nice to hear the original unedited "It's Like That".

A wonderful mental journey to 19th Century rural England depicting the powerful emotions of love lying buried and ashamed underneath Victorian Conservative values.

"The Message" is a Rap classic- its themes, it's structure, and attitude are top notch. Also on the album "Freedom" and "It's Nasty" provide light relief and wonderful party vibes

O.K., "Like A Prayer" is probably the most overplayed and over-rated Madonna track, but it's still a good song, I really chose this for "Cherish" though.

I'd say this was Duran Duran's most exotic album, and their most funky.

A brilliant first foray into the more soulful side of the Human League, with sophisticated lyrics and storytelling, and drops plenty of wisdom.

Rakim is without a doubt the best Rapper. His lyrics and rhymes are just guaranteed to stay with you- and add to that he doesn't try too hard or inject gratuitous profanity, sexism or violence into this album.

O.K. many people may disagree with this choice, but I LOVE Martika!!! For a Teen Diva album, this has some quite intelligent lyrics in "Water" and "Toy Soldiers"

The easy choice would be "The Joshua Tree," but this album displayed all the qualities of "Tree," but an additional helping of naivete and innocence.

You can hear the dissolution of their marriage on this album. It doesn't entertain as much as it involves.

One of the most dangerous sounding albums of this, or any, era.

Knopfler has never sounded more focused. Intricate playing and knowing lyrics.

Social commentary served, not preached, by the voice of an angel.

The album that proved that the predecessor, "Scarecrow" was no fluke. Served as the pinnacle of his three-record run ("Scarecrow," "Jubilee" and "Big Daddy") of Heartland-rock that could be stacked up against any trio from the 80's.

"...Dreams unfulfilled, graduate unskilled/It beats pickin' cotton and waitin' to be forgotten..."

Murmur, Reckoning, Pageant, Document, Green...You really couldn't go wrong with any of them, but I choose the unheralded masterpiece. 60's Dylan-esque tales of Southern folklore woven into Reagan-era post-punk with perfect harmony.

A sonic collage from out of nowhere. In a perfect world this would have been the album the album that people know them for.

Technically it came out in 12/79, but it defined the 80's for me. Punk, ska, reggae, pop, it has it all. My favorite album of all-time; My favorite band of all-time.

San Francisco band. Very underated. One of the only albums you can still get by them.

Very original band. Beatles meets metallica meets a barbershop quartet, unreal

Just a great continuation of the Whitesnake CD

Simply the best production, songwriting and playing out there

This is a good album with good rock songs, and.. i don´t know this album have a good feeling you know

the first bruce dickinson album, and maybe the best, with song like number of the beast, run to the hills, hallowed by the name and children of the damned

This is a real crossover album, a metal riffs of guitar, a great funk sound on the bass, a drummer that can play anything and marks the sound, an ambience and density sound on the keyboards,and how to forget a overpowering voice of mike patton

was the first album that continuous with the chemical of the Slayer master piece reigh in blood, sepultura reached a high level and maturity, also in this album you can listen the best drummer ever max cavalera

The most powerful riffs of the eighties, an excellent synchronise on the guitars and a killer voice of joe

an album that influenced and showed to other band how to do trash metal

this album is my favorite matallica´s album, this is a very strange album have a sound that could sound different than the others metallica´s album but is a fancy album that had cliff as it´s lead man.

an album that showed all the powerful of metallica, strong and fast songs

What can i said? seven hits and the most grandiose tour ever of rock

ten song full of rock n roll heavy metal british, primary, the golden years of music

This may be more or less a "best of" album I suppose, but it is one of my favorites

Yes they deserve another spot, simply because all their albums are phenomenal!

All their best on one disc!

yes it was in the eighties, I listen to this one all the time

I think JAMC were a hugely underrated group!

GREAT RECORD

excellent

Ok this is pushing 90's but it still comes in, an excellent album along with "Sufer Rosa"

The Best Cure album, although "Pornography" is a close second.

Favorite album from my most favourite group! A definte turning point for DM

Buy it cus you know you're getting your money's worth with KISS

The songs were made up when I was f***ing a hooker it's called Sex buy it if ya wanna Toss.

The King I don't reckon anybody's made it as big as him and if they want to they''re gonna have to work their buts off. Also Jail House Rock is a classic.

I reckon Prince was just as good as Micheal Jackson I mean the music was very similar.

Bruce Dickinson at his best

This is probably just about the best song i've ever heard by Steel Zed lead singer Vic Murdaca has an awsome voice there just as good as KISS.

One of the greates songs also "TNT" and "Highway to Hell" my recommendation is buy it

Some marvelous songs on this one like "God gave Rock 'n' Roll to you" and many others.

Second best Hair Band but do have some marvelous songs

One of the best Albums ever. I don't think you could disagree if I said KISS are the greatest band in the world cus ya can't. So if ya want some heavy music buy it and listen to No.13 that's a classic. Plus the greatest hair band ever.