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Van Morrison sure is one of the most popular Irish artists being active 4 more than 50 years basically., and still active today. His sound would be described maybe as celtic music with some soul or rock influences.

Anyway tbh although I’ve listened many albums by him…. never been into his music.

I might’ve liked a few songs from him, here and there, but not my style (he’s very “traditional” 4 my taste basically)

But i couldn’t leave him out, since he released 8 albums in the 80s…. so….:-P

Without a doubt the most underrated stadium rock band from the 80s. They were overshadowed by U2.

Stuart Adamson was REALLY a great guitarist as well, but yet an overlooked one.

Anyway my favorites are "The Seer" and "The Crossing"

funny fact: Everytime i read here "why my crush LOOKS AWAY, when i stare at him/her"... the FIRST thing that comes to my mind, is Big Country's song "Look Away" from the album "The Seer"... weird? :-P

So which one is your favorite?

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Unlike most British bands, Wang Chung were in fact more popular in US, than their homeland. During the mid-80s they had a couple of top-40 hits, like "Everybody Have Fun Tonight","Let's Go","Dance Hall Days"

Points on the Curve is one of the best New Wave albums of that era. except the hit "Dance Hall Days" other good songs from this album were "Don't Let Go","Don't Be My Enemy" or "Look At Me Now"

Mosaic was great as well.

musicmp3.ru/artist_wang-chung__album_mosaic.html

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Personaly i'd choose the "Sweet Dreams" album, which is consindered their best by the way.

It contained 2 mega hits (Love Is A Stranger, and their most popular song "Sweet Dreams") and some other nice synth-pop songs like "I've got an Angel","I Could Give You a Mirror" or "This City Never Sleeps"

so which one do you prefer?