Music in 1983By Patrick Mondout
Michael Jackson's Thriller
continued to dominated album sales, but there were plenty of great singles
in addition to Billie Jean and Beat It. For example, Girls
Just Want to Have Fun by Cyndi
Lauper, Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) by The
Eurythmics, Little Red Corvette by Prince,
Down Under by Men
at Work, Let's Dance by David Bowie, All Night Long (All
Night) by Lionel
Richie, and Every Breath You Take by The
Police.
The first metal album to make it to #1 was released by Quiet
Riot and Twisted Sister
enjoyed similar success.
Here are some of the albums you might have been listening to in 1983.
Aztec
Camera - High Land, Hard Rain
Billy Joel -
An Innocent Man
Culture
Club - Colour by Numbers
Cyndi
Lauper - She's So Unusual
David Bowie -
Let's Dance
Def Leppard -
Pyromania
Duran
Duran - Seven Ragged Tiger
Elton
John - Too Low for Zero
Elvis
Costello, Attractions - Punch the Clock
Eurythmics
- Sweet Dreams
The Fixx - Reach The
Beach
Genesis
Huey Lewis and the News
- Sports
Husker
Du - Metal Circus
Jackson
Browne - Lawyers In Love
John Cougar - Uh Huh
John
Hiatt - Riding With The King
Journey - Frontiers
Kinks - State of
Confusion
Lionel
Richie - Can't Slow Down
Madonna
Men At Work - Cargo
New
Order - Power, Corruption & Lies
Paul
McCartney - Pipes of Peace
Paul
Simon - Hearts And Bones
P-Funk
All Stars - Urban Dance Floor Guerillas
Pink Floyd - The
Final Cut
Plimsouls
- Everywhere at Once
Pointer
Sisters - Break Out
Police
- Synchronicity
Quiet Riot -
Metal Health
R.E.M.
- Murmur
Randy
Newman - Trouble in Paradise
Richard
Thompson - Hand Of Kindness
Rick
Springfield - Living in Oz
Spandau Ballet - True
Stevie Nicks
- The Wild Heart
Stevie
Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble - Texas Flood
Styx - Kilroy Was
Here
Talking
Heads - Speaking In Tongues
Thomas Dolby -
The Golden Age of Wireless
Tom
Waits - Swordfishtrombones
Twisted Sister
- Stay Hungry
U2
- War
UB40
- Labour Of Love
Violent Femmes
X
- More Fun In The New World
Yes - 90125
ZZ Top - Eliminator |