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 Status Quo1+9+8+2 Release Date 1982 04 zz Label Vertigo Records Rating:  It can be (and often is) argued that Status Quo entered the 1980s as little more than a parody of the l'il ol' boogie band from Butlins that once so-dominated the U.K. charts. &"Rocking All Over the World," almost five-years-earlier, was the peak of their endeavors; everything since then was little more than a parody (at best), or a warmed-up revival (at most). 1+9+8+2 didn't alter that dour scenario. Dominated by a relatively sincere recounting of &"I Love Rock and Roll," and the &"Dear John" single that became the band's umpteenth hit (and umpteenth soundalike), it rattles along inoffensively enough, but you cannot compare it with any of the band's greatest triumphs -- just one more album from the band that's been going forever, and if it's already a part of your Quo collection, betcha don't play it too often! Dave Thompson, All Music Guide |
Tracks:
| Title | Composer | Time | |
| 1 | She Don't Fool Me | ||
| 2 | Young Pretender | ||
| 3 | Get Out and Walk | ||
| 4 | Jealousy | Rossi, Frost | |
| 5 | I Love Rock & Roll | ||
| 6 | Resurrection | ||
| 7 | Dear John | MacAuley | |
| 8 | Doesn't Matter | ||
| 9 | I Want the World to Know | ||
| 10 | I Should Have Known | Rossi, Frost | |
| 11 | Big Man |
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