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On this day September 26, 1989 Big Trash by Thompson Twins was released. The band’s seventh studio album marked a shift in their sound, blending pop, rock, and electronic elements into a more mature and experimental approach while still maintaining their signature melodic style.
Big Trash...
On this day September 20 1985, Thompson Twins released their fifth studio album Here’s to Future Days. The record continued the band’s success in the mid 80s, blending synthpop, new wave, and dance oriented sounds with socially conscious lyrics.
The album included notable singles such as King...
On this day February 26 1982 The Thompson Twins released their second studio album Set. The album marked an important transition for the band as they began refining their sound, blending elements of new wave, synth-pop, and post-punk. While it didn’t make a major commercial impact, Set reached...
On this day, February 17, 1984, Thompson Twins released their fourth studio album, Into the Gap, which became their most commercially successful release. The album reached #10 on the Billboard charts and solidified the band’s place as one of the defining acts of the 80s synth-pop era.
Packed...
On this day, October 11, 1985, the Thompson Twins released their hit single “King for a Day” from their fifth studio album Here’s to Future Days. The song went on to become one of their most memorable hits, reaching high chart positions across the world.
Who remembers this iconic 80s track?
Title: In the Name of Love
Artist: Thompson Twins
Genre: New Wave
Released: 1982
Tracks:
1 - In the Name of Love - 5:39
2 - Living in Europe - 3:30
3 - Bouncing - 2:34
4 - The Rowe - 6:30
5 - Make Believe - 3:24
6 - Runaway - 3:16
7 - Another Fantasy - 4:00
8 - Fool's Gold - 3:22...
Title: A Product of... Participation
Artist: Thompson Twins
Genre: New Wave
Released: 1981
Tracks:
1 - When I See You - 4:08
2 - Politics - 2:34
3 - Slave Trade - 3:33
4 - Could Be Her... Could Be You - 4:00
5 - Make Believe - 3:39
6 - Don't Go Away - 3:06
7 - The Price - 4:22
8 -...
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