3. Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (1987): …which came in the form of a sprawling, cacophonous, whirlwind of an album: Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me. Not so much a cohesive record as an explosion of color and adventurous new sounds, Kiss Me is an entire world unto itself. Everything is gaudy and glorious, larger than life, manic, depressive, ...
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