Level 42's Best Album

Review Score: (10/10)
This is without a doubt, one of my favorite albums of the 1980's. I'm sure most everyone knows the song "Something About You", which was one of Level 42's biggest hits. But if that's the only song you know from this album, then you're missing out on a lot. "Leaving Me Now" is the best track on this album. A gut wrenching ballad that has one of the best endings to a song, I've ever heard. "Hot Water", "World Machine" and "Chant Has Begun" are all upbeat tracks which are easy to get into. "Lying Still" and "Good Man In A Storm" are slower paced, but fantastic additions. The music has a pop/jazz/funk feel to it, which is not something you hear everyday. Did I mention the musicians are some of the best? Mark King's bass playing and Phil Gould's drum work is just another added addition to yet an already wonderful piece of work.

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