CD-Charts Position 11

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Greatest Hits [Us Import]

by: Ub40

Release Date September 30, 2008

CD-Charts Position 12
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Promises and Lies

by: UB40

Release Date July 12, 1993
I'm a big UB40 fan and I can easily say this album represents the best of their studio work. The band has been haunted by the commercial success of their cover hits but this album clearly demonstrates that they can write and arrange great original work. "Things ain't like they used to be" is one of the best UB40 singles never released. Other standouts include "Promises and Lies", C'est Levie", "Higher Ground" and the two last tracks. Overall, one of the 90's most underrated classics. The Elvis remake of 'Cant Help Falling In Love' is highly recommended.

CD-Charts Position 13
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UB44

by: UB40

Release Date April 28, 1986
Out of all the UB40 ablums that have been released this is the most underated one there is, quite simply because all the songs represent the true UB40 style, which is writing songs that have a strong social and political meaning in them. From Forget the Cost to Don`t Do the Crime, you just have to listen to the words to see what I mean. If you liked other early UB40 albums like Present Arms and Signing off then this will surely not disappoint

CD-Charts Position 14
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The Best of UB40 : Volume 2

by: UB40

Release Date October 30, 1995
A total reggae experience - music to chill out to as you like!Breakfast in Bed (Ali & Chrissie Hynde) is one of my faves. A definite buy for all UB40 lovers.

CD-Charts Position 15
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Labour of Love Vol.2

by: UB40

Release Date November 27, 1989
I really, really love this album. An amazing collection of ultimate covers, this album has a sound all it's own. Combining classic 80's drum machines and synths with soulful guitars and horns, it is the definitive electronic reggae album. While some believe this is against the simplicity of Reggae, combining the style with electronics takes nothing away from the purity of the reggae.

The album is spattered with highlights and classics. The horn/guitar solo in "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)" is a moment of pure bliss. "The Way You Do The Things You Do" is perhaps the best example of TR-808 drum machines within a reggae constraint, the bass riff as pounding and groovy as if it were modern. "Kingston Town" is a perfect slow song, full ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 16
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Geffery Morgan

by: UB40

Release Date January 28, 1985
I really, really love this album. An amazing collection of ultimate covers, this album has a sound all it's own. Combining classic 80's drum machines and synths with soulful guitars and horns, it is the definitive electronic reggae album. While some believe this is against the simplicity of Reggae, combining the style with electronics takes nothing away from the purity of the reggae.

The album is spattered with highlights and classics. The horn/guitar solo in "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)" is a moment of pure bliss. "The Way You Do The Things You Do" is perhaps the best example of TR-808 drum machines within a reggae constraint, the bass riff as pounding and groovy as if it were modern. "Kingston Town" is a perfect slow song, full ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 17
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The Ub40 File

by: UB40

Release Date July 07, 1986
Just a warning for anyone who takes the CD cover literally: while the LP version of this record was a double containing ALL the tracks from 'Signing Off', this CD loses 5 tracks: the instrumentals '12 Bar','Adella','25%' and 'Reefer Madness' and the song 'Little By Little'.

This is a shame as the instrumentals are arguably preferable to the slightly dull Randy Newman and Billie Holliday covers, while 'Little By Little' is fantastic, with its apocalyptic lyrics a similar fusion of biblical/socialist rhetoric to those on Max Romeo's 'Revolution Time' LP. MI5 were certainly taking notice...

I'm not completely sure at this point whether 'Dream A Lie' and 'Earth Dies Screaming' are available elsewhere in this form, but I ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 18
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Ub40

by: UB40

Release Date July 11, 1988
they are a one of a kind group i've had this record for over twenty year and i still listen to it every day, buy it listen to it, love it

CD-Charts Position 19
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Present Arms in Dub

by: UB40

Release Date September 27, 1993
they are a one of a kind group i've had this record for over twenty year and i still listen to it every day, buy it listen to it, love it

CD-Charts Position 20
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Under the Influence: Compiled By UB40

by: UB40

Release Date February 26, 2007
they are a one of a kind group i've had this record for over twenty year and i still listen to it every day, buy it listen to it, love it