One of the best albums you've never heard.

Review Score: (10/10)
Unless you're a pretty big Joe Jackson fan, like myself, you have probably never heard of this album. That's a shame because "Blaze of Glory" is a real gem. So many of Jackson's albums have different sounds and styles and this one is no exception. It begins with the futuristic themed "Tomorrow's World" and goes into the very up tempo "Me and You (Against the World)". Then comes one of my very favorite JJ songs, "Down to London" on which Jackson credits himself with playing the "fake harmonica". There are a couple of lesser tracks including "Sentimental Thing" and "Discipline", but with every other song being great in one way or another, those two can hardly detract from a top rating of five stars.

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