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| Girl group's smash No. 1 debut. We Got The Beat, Our Lips Are Sealed, Lust To Love, Can't Stop The World, How Much More, This Town, Automatic, etc. |
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Album Review
Although the relatively polished production belies the Go-Go's' punk roots, "Beauty & the Beat" remains one of the cornerstone albums of new wave, bristling with energy, revamped surf-rock and girl-group hooks, and an intoxicating sense of fun. The infectious, bouncy "We Got The Beat" and the pulsating "Our Lips Are Sealed," which Jane Wiedlin co-wrote with Terry Hall, sent "Beauty & the Beat" to unexepected hit status, but they only scratch the surface of the wonderful pop songs that comprise the record. Nearly every song on the record is a delight, propelled by big, catchy hooks and an exuberant sense of fun. "Lust to Love," "Skidmarks on My Heart," "Tonite," and "Fading Fast" could have been hits in their own right, but as it stands, they help make "Beauty & the Beat" into a terrifically exciting pop album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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