The World Is My Oyster/ Welcome to the Pleasuredome/ Relax/ War/ Two Tribes/ TAG/ Fury/ Born to Run/ San Jose/ Wish the Lads Were Here/ The Ballad of 32/ Krisco Kisses/ Black Night White Light/ The Only Star in Heaven/ The Power of Love/ Bang

Welcome to the Pleasuredome was a joy when it came out and over a quarter of a century later still has plenty of power and freshness. Some have argued that the inclusion of cover versions does very little for the album, but I don't think that detracts greatly from the overall feel of what was a double album when it came out on vinyl. The whole thing has an art school feel to it - screeching noises mixed in with Ferry Across the Mersey and a variety of other links that seem to work well. Here was a dance record that crossed over thanks to rock and pop sensibilities and there were plenty of highlights. The title track, although long, was never over-cooked and Relax and War earned their own notoriety through radio play or lack of it. The whole thing hangs together extremely well and the big ballad The Power of Love was a triumphal conclusion to the whole effort. Sadly Holly Johnson and the guys could never keep it together long enough to build on the success of what became a one off although Johnson did go on to have short-termed success as a solo artist.

Warriors of the Wasteland/ Rage Hard/ Kill the Pain/ Maxium Joy/ Watching the Wildlife/ Lunar Bay/ For Heaven's Sake/ Is Anybody Out There.