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Records were affordable in 1980. Sticker shock hadn't taken hold yet.

One spin of Regatta De Blanc was all it took to turn me into a lifelong fan. Message in a bottle was on the radio 5,000 times a day. It was a glorious time to be a teenager.

Brilliant production from Ron Nevison.

Too bad that Michael left the band after this top notch LP.

Stormtroopers Of Death. Speak English or Die. Roadrunner Records. No bar code.

Bohemian Rhapsody is overplayed and Stone Cold Crazy is the 1st speed metal song. Does everyone agree?

I couldn't help but notice your riding crop. Would you care to dance?

Rolling Stone review + Secrets of the Object

3 songs that were part of the Unleashed in the East shows, but weren't included on the '79 LP. It was a pretty sweet find in 1980. Here's a review too.

I'll sit thru either most every time. How about you?

The King had plenty left in the tank at this point in his career.

Damned kids!

Rolling Stone review.

Jack of all trades.

Submitted for your perusal.

If you ever wondered who was selling a lot of records in the late '70s..

Procured a copy of Regatta De Blanc within days of hearing it for the 1st time. 1980? Maybe '79. Stewart Copeland played the drums as if he had anger issues. His hi hat work was & is some of the finest you'll ever hear. Andy Summers brought a unique guitar tone to the group. I guess Sting was ok too. I'd be curious to hear what you wonderful people have to say about the top band of the 1980's. Your anecdotes if you will.

These lads were brilliant. They didn't get the accolades they deserved. R I P Joey, Johnny, Tommy and Dee Dee.

Dissociative identity disorder is no joke.