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All killer, no filler, Whitesnake’s ‘Ready An’ Willing’ album positioned David Coverdale’s team among rock’s heaviest hitters.

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From pure pop thrills to intense balladry, the best Roxette songs put the Swedish duo on the map with ABBA and Robyn.

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Joyous and family focused, Simply Red’s comeback album, ‘Big Love’, was an upbeat return to form for Mick Hucknall’s blue-eyed soul outfit.

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From crate-digging to dog-racing, the best 90s album covers are instantly recognisable pieces of pure pop art.

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Confident and direct, the filler-free ‘Fate Of Nations’ album included some of Robert Plant’s very best solo work.

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The final part of his ‘Berlin Trilogy’, David Bowie’s ‘Lodger’ album was a postcard from an artist always on the move.

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Released in 1994, David Byrne’s self-titled solo album found the sweet spot between experimentation and traditional songcraft.

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Eschewing his illustrious past, Robert Plant’s third solo album, ‘Shaken ’n’ Stirred’, found the ex-Led Zeppelin singer embracing the future.

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In the mid-2000s, Red Hot Chili Peppers were one of the biggest bands in the world. Then they supersized on the ambitious ‘Stadium Arcadium’.

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It only took an hour to write, but I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) has become The Proclaimers’ definitive song.

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