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Released Today July 6, 1985 - Heart’s Self-Titled Album

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On July 6, 1985, the American rock band Heart released their self-titled eighth album, “Heart,” which marked a significant comeback for the band. The album quickly soared to the top of the US Billboard 200, securing the #1 spot and cementing Heart’s status in the rock music scene. This commercially successful album sold over 5 million copies in the United States, becoming one of the band’s most successful releases.

Key Highlights

• Hit Singles: The album features several hit singles, including “What About Love,” which became one of Heart’s signature songs. Other notable tracks include “Never” and “These Dreams,” both of which also contributed to the album’s success.
• Musical Style: “Heart” showcased a blend of rock and pop elements, with powerful vocals from Ann Wilson and the instrumental prowess of Nancy Wilson, creating a sound that appealed to a broad audience.
• Production: The album was produced by Ron Nevison, whose polished production style helped to modernize Heart’s sound and attract new listeners.

Impact and Legacy

Heart’s self-titled album revitalized their career, bringing them back into the spotlight and earning critical acclaim. The success of the album and its singles not only bolstered their popularity during the 1980s but also laid the groundwork for their continued influence in rock music. The album’s chart-topping performance and multi-platinum sales underscored Heart’s enduring appeal and musical talent.
 
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