SINGLES: “Why Can’t I Be You?,” “Catch,” “Just Like Heaven,” “Hot Hot Hot!!!”īAND: Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson, Lol Tolhurst, Boris Williams
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cracked the American Top 40 with a sprawling double album that dabbled in both pure pop and dark, goth-flavored soundscapes. SLICING UP EYEBALLS READERS POLL: TOP 100 ALBUMS OF 1987īACKSTORY: With their seventh studio album, Robert Smith and Co. Take a look at the Top 100 list below - and feel free to offer your own take on the results, good or bad, in the comments below.Īnd stay tuned for the Best of 1988 poll, which will launch next week. So thank you all for voting and sharing your thoughts. And, just as we saw in the 1986 poll, the No. Once again, the Top 10 albums landed more than 1,000 votes apiece - in fact, the Top 14 received more than 1,000 each - with the records that made the Top 5 each scoring more than 2,000 votes each. We’re not quite into October yet, but we’re going to ahead and unveil the results of Part 8 of our year-long Best of the ’80s feature, a year-by-year poll of Slicing Up Eyeballs’ readers to determine the best albums of each year of the 1980s - and then, at the end of 2013, we’ll run a colossal best-of-the-decade poll to crown the overall kings of the ’80s.įor the second straight poll, the 1987 survey brought in more than 50,000 total votes, with more than 300 different albums earning votes, both via the pre-selected ballot and write-ins.Īs you can see from the was a pivotal, break-out year for ’80s alternative artists, with many act releasing the albums that crossed them over to the mainstream or flat-out made them superstars.
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