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As The Doors’ frontman, Jim Morrison brought sex, subversion and erudition to rock’n’roll. His work still lights fires today.

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Bridging the gap between the 70s and 80s, ‘4’ found Foreigner making a bold move towards their synth-rock future.

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An exercise in unashamed hit-making, ‘True Blue’ saw Madonna pitch herself at superstar status, landing in a league of her own.

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Creating the zeitgeist, Prince’s ‘Purple Rain’ era raised the bars for music, cinema and live performance. No one has come close since.

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Unflinchingly honest and raw, ‘Blue’ established Joni Mitchell’s genius and set the template for generations of singer-songwriters to come.

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A chart smash and a return to Hollywood credibility, Prince’s ‘Batman’ soundtrack album was another game-changing success.

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Retooling Kylie Minogue’s pop sound for the new millennium, Spinning Around gained notice for more than just its music…

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Looking to recapture the success of ‘Rumours’, Fleetwood Mac returned to their polished, melodic formula for 1982’s ‘Mirage’.

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The song most associated with Pet Shop Boys, It’s A Sin has become an anthem for a new age all over again.

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A bracing fusion of art-pop charm and synth-led experimentalism, Duran Duran’s debut album had New Romantics looking for the TV sound.

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