Album dossier / 1984
It's My Life
Talk Talk · Synth-Pop/New Wave
Talk Talk's second album marked the arrival of Tim Friese-Greene as producer, co-writer and de facto fourth member after original keyboardist Simon Brenner departed; his atmospheric arrangements alongside Mark Hollis's brooding vocals moved the band beyond their early Duran Duran-adjacent synth-pop tag, and though only a modest UK hit on release, the title track later became a worldwide hit via cover versions and belated recognition.
Record facts
- Label
- EMI
- Producer
- Tim Friese-Greene
- Chart peak
- #35 UK
- Notable tracks
- It's My Life
- Such a Shame
- Dum Dum Girl
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