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In Outer Space
Released: November 1983
Label: N\A
Sparks' 12th album got off to the best possible start when the first single, "Cool Places," a breakneckedly breezy duet with the Go-Go's' Jane Wiedlin, spun off to become the Mael brothers' first... Continue[+]
Sparks/A Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing
Released: 1975
Label: N\A
Sparks' first two wonderfully bizarre albums, Sparks from 1971 and Woofer in Tweeter's Clothing from 1972, were combined by Bearsville onto a double-LP set, which is now out of print. ~ Sean... Continue[+]
No. 1 in Heaven
Released: 1979
Label: N\A
It may not have been the most natural match in music history, but the marriage of Sparks' focus on oddball pop songs to the driving disco-trance of Giorgio Moroder produced the duo's best album in... Continue[+]
Terminal Jive
Released: 1979
Label: N\A
The second Giorgio Moroder collaboration of Sparks' career doesn't have quite the emphasis on Moroder trademarks compared to its predecessor; he has only two songwriting credits here, while the... Continue[+]
The Best of Sparks: Music That You Can Dance To
Released: 1990
Label: N\A
Best of Sparks is an eight-track budget-priced collection that features some of his biggest hits, including "Music That You Can Dance To," "Rosebud, " "Change, " "Shopping Mall of Love, " "Modesty... Continue[+]
Big Beat
Released: 1976
Label: N\A
Most of this album finds Sparks doing what they do best: spewing out clever, mile-a-minute lyrics over solid-rocking accompaniment (this time, provided by a superior group of studio musicians).... Continue[+]
Interior Design
Released: 1988
Label: N\A
It doesn't say much for an album when its strongest track is a shaggy-dog story like Interior Design's "Madonna" -- and even less when they repeat it three times (albeit in different languages).... Continue[+]
Introducing Sparks
Released: 1977
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By calling this 1977 release Introducing Sparks, the Mael siblings were being ironic -- this was their seventh album, and they were famous in England even though they only had a small following in... Continue[+]
Profile: The Ultimate Sparks Collection
Released: April 1991
Label: N\A
Unfortunately, Sparks never enjoyed more than a small, though devoted, cult following. But it certainly wasn't for a lack of effective hooks and clever, insanely funny lyrics. While a few of the... Continue[+]
Sparks
Released: 1971
Label: N\A
Within the first track of their debut album -- the crisp, minimal pounder "Wonder Girl," featuring Russell Mael's falsetto already engaged in swooping acrobatics and Ron Mael's sparkling piano work... Continue[+]
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