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If you are considering buying your first Wang Chung album, I can strongly recommend Mosaic as their best, and this one comes a close second.
If you were in your teens when this came out, like I was, the album tracks encapsulate the feel of the time.
As a true fan of Wang Chung the other single 'Don't Let Go' and all the other tracks are far superior to 'Dance Hall Days', which was a purely commercial attempt to top the charts and nothing else. Like all good bands it is the album tracks, not the singles, that make the most enjoyable listening.
If you have an appreciation of 80s music then you'll already have this album. If not then I would thoroughly recommend. It's not quite up there with 'Madness of it all' by The Ward Brothers (or as rare). But it's close. If you can find it you should buy it.
This was, I believe the band's debut album - and it contains their one stand-out "hit" - "Dance Halls Days" - a cracking tune which still sounds fresh today. My other personal favourite track on here is "wait", which was also included on their wonderful soundtrack album for Friedkin's "To Live and Die in LA".
But I digress ... this is a fun album. One which I cannot recommend TOO highly, but overall it is worth the money.
Final piece of quirky trivia: did you know that one of the main members of Wang Chung is the father of Jack "Jamie from Eastenders" Ryder? Oh yes, it's true! Enjoy.
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