Okay, I'm going to throw another post-punk classic at you but one very different from all the other suggestions, and one you could actually like. Orange Juice's Rip It Up. It's fun and poppy, and a lot more conventional than some of the more harsh stuff.
Have you listened to much Talking Heads?

Here you go. Expect the usual Trollheart wimp-out...
http://www.musicbanter.com/members-j...ml#post1499451
(I was right; it was Mondo)
I'll add it. TH I've heard one or two albums, mostly though what they had in the charts, mostly off Little creatures and such. I did like what I heard though. I think I have Remain in light on the list...

Nice one! I look forward to you getting to Remain In Light, one of my favourite albums.

I'd say you're dead to me, but what's the point.

Got another for ya...
The Jam - All Mod Cons

ftfy
Oh man I hated the Jam when I were a lad. But you know, maybe I was just being a stuck-in-the-mud metalhead, so yeah, ok, I'll give it a go.

I doubt if you'll like them now and I know that album very well and even have it on vinyl, even though now I don't much care for the band.

I didn't use a question mark because it wasn't really a question.

How about The Cars? The eponymous debut is their "best".

Well I've heard some of the Cars' material, but not all their albums all the way through. I have everything from them but I've only really listened to Heartbeat City, Door to door and the poor and disappointing comeback album Move like this. I loved Ben Orr's solo album though, and did a feature a few years back on Rik Ocasek. Is the debut considered a classic? I'll think about it certainly.