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 The Specials introduce social and political themes in their lyrics, which culminated in their 1984 hit, 'Free Nelson Mandela.'

 Listening to the album is still more than enjoyable today, and then, ska always puts me in a good mood.

 Listen to The Specials' debut album now and experience the powerful fusion of ska and social commentary!

 This opening track alone... is enough to make Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret one of the milestones of electronic/dance music of the '80s.

 For me it’s a small masterpiece, which I recommend everyone to listen to (or re-listen to) and whose relevance... seems to me to be beyond dispute.

 Dive into Soft Cell's groundbreaking album and experience the iconic sounds and emotions of the 80s electronic scene.

 "Try to be alone... turn off all the lights, settle down on the sofa, and let yourself be enveloped by these new sounds."

 "The wild 'cover' that opens the record, 'Boots,' is a remake of Nancy Sinatra's 'These Boots Are Made for Walkin’' you must hear to believe."

 Dive into The Residents' Meet the Residents album for a strange and unforgettable listening journey!