This week we’re discussing every album by Talk Talk. Led by the late Mark Hollis, Talk Talk became an 80s new wave juggernaut with their hit “It’s My Life” (famously covered by No Doubt years later). However, over the course of their 5 albums, they transformed in ways you wouldn’t believe. By the end of their career, Talk Talk essentially invented post rock as we know it today. This isn’t a band you want to miss.

Closing track: “Time It’s Time” from The Colour of Spring (1986)

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Mike’s Picks:
The Colour of Spring (1986) — Best Album, Personal Favorite
It’s My Life (1984) — Worst Album, Least Favorite

Alex’s Picks:
Laughing Stock (1991) — Best Album
The Party’s Over (1982) — Personal Favorite
It’s My Life (1984) — Worst Album
Spirit of Eden (1988) — Least Favorite

Albums we discussed this episode…
The Party’s Over (1982)
It’s My Life (1984)
The Colour of Spring (1986)
Spirit of Eden (1988)
Laughing Stock (1991)