What makes All That Money Wants by The Psychedelic Furs notable?

The album's title track enjoyed notable airplay on alternative radio and helped maintain The Psychedelic Furs' presence in the music scene during a time when they faced increased competition from rising acts. While it did not achieve significant commercial success like its predecessors, the album received positive reviews for its lyrical depth and sonic sophistication, contributing to the band's lasting influence on the post-punk genre. Released in 1988, All That Money Wants was The Psychedelic Furs' fourth studio album, following their commercially successful album, Midnight to Midnight. At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their distinctive sound while navigating the shifting musical landscape of the late '80s, moving from their earlier raw post-punk roots to a more polished new wave style.

How many songs are on All That Money Wants?

All That Money Wants has 2 tracks.

All That Money Wants

The Psychedelic Furs · 1988

2 tracks · new wave

A vibrant fusion of jagged guitars and lush synths that captures the spirit of late '80s British post-punk.

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All That Money Wants — This title track encapsulates the album’s themes of consumerism and disillusionment, featuring a catchy chorus and evocative lyrics that resonate with listeners seeking authenticity in a material world.
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Birdland — Birdland showcases a more experimental sound with its atmospheric instrumentation, highlighting the band's ability to blend introspective lyrics with an expansive sonic landscape.

Tracklist

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1 All That Money Wants
2 Birdland

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