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Dead or Alive - Mad, Bad & Dangerous to Know

Facts

Artist(s)Dead or Alive
StudioSony
Release DateOctober 25, 1990
UPC Code074644057225
 

Tracks

  1. Brand New Lover
  2. I'll Save You All My Kisses
  3. Son of a Gun
  4. Then There Was You
  5. Come Inside
  6. Something in My House
  7. Hooked on Love
  8. I Want You
  9. Special Star

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User Reviews

Average user review: 4.0 (14 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteDOA are in great form.Quote
Perfect album. These collection of songs are fun and inspiring at times. I love this LP. A MUST for the true pop/synth fan. May 15, 2008

rating: 4 QuoteNot their best album but almost...Quote
I don't know why all the fans prefer their 2nd album : Youthquake, maybe because their number one hit : You spin me round is on it, but for me their masterpiece is truly their 4th album : Nude. But Mad, Bad and Dangerous To Know (a quote from an english writer's book : Byron) is the best after Nude.

Packed with 5 hot dance singles (Brand New Lover, Something In My House, I'll save you all my Kisses, Hooked on love and Son of a gun : which was also released as a single but only in Japan). This album is filled with non-stop high-energy tracks which are positively brilliant. Even the remaining tracks are nice pop gems, my favourite being Then there was you which could also have been a single (the intro reminds me a lot of Madonna's Papa don't preach).

It's too bad they didn't include the singles versions of these 5 hits because Something in my house's remix is so much better than the mix on this album and Hooked on love was re-released to include a Bon Jovi kind of sound on it, but to hear those mixes you'll have to buy their compilation album called Evolution.

Nevertheless, you can buy this album, because I'm sure that if you like Stock, Aitken & Waterman's kind of dance music, you won't regret it because this album is the highlight of their career as producers without a doubt and the track Something in my house is their best achievement with Kylie Minogue's Better the devil you know (according to producer Pete Waterman himself). February 27, 2008

rating: 5 QuoteThe Next Logical StepQuote
One listen, and I'm hooked. As the title of this review states, this is, without a doubt, the next logical step for Dead or Alive (creatively speaking). From beginning to end, the hits just keep coming! "Brand New Lover," with its longing for something more exciting; "Something in My House," (Sidebar: Is that really a Spanish guitar? Yes...OMG...it is!) begging you to protect him the frightening something that's haunting his house; and "Special Star," with the wish he made in his sleep coming true.

A definite must-have for any DoA fan!!! December 21, 2006

rating: 2 QuoteSAW it up! Throw it out.Quote
This LP is just CRAP! What a waste of Pete Burns. The ONLY reason I gave this LP two stars is simple (and it AIN'T "Special Star") is twofold: "Something In My House" and "Hooked On Love". Although SIMY drones on WAY too long. This track needs to be edited baby. SAW are at it again. Repetition and pulling Pete Burns into an abyss that took him years to escape from. January 29, 2006

rating: 5 QuoteGreat albumQuote
Although I had the first albums of DOA too, this was the album that really convinced me most as a teen :) It's a Stock Aitken Waterman production, but not in the style of Kylie & Co. Pete convinces with a very strong voice - you think he could sing opera. "Something in my house" is a great opener with Spanish guitars and high energy beats, but also "slower" songs like "Then there was you" and "Special star" work very well. A good album with a steady production and a good song choice. July 26, 2005

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