^ As the followup to one of my favourite ever albums, I wasn't really expecting anything truly mindblowing from this. It's a good album with much more of a focus on conventional rock songs, and there are definitely some great ones on this album. Gone though are the dark atmospherics, danceably funky rhythms and the epic grandeur that made Mind Bomb the masterpiece it is, but still a very good album nonetheless.
^ And this here's the solo album from the lead singer and principle songwriter of Talk Talk. Again, a very good album, but a lot more lo-fi than his latter-day work with Talk Talk, and not quite as good either. Still definitely something I'd recommend though.