
The Bangles - Different Light
The sophomore breakthrough album of one of the most successful pop-rock groups of the 1980s
Featuring the monster hits "Walk Like an Egyptian" and, the Prince-written song, "Manic Monday"
If we're talking about essential pop-rock albums from the 1980s, Different Light is an essential mention! The all-female power pop group, The Bangles, had already attracted quite a lot of attention with their very catchy debut album All Over the Place. None other than Prince took notice and decided to give them his newly written song "Manic Monday". It became the groups first worldwide hit. Fortunately, the whole album was filled with potential hits, resulting in a multi-platinum status in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The 12-track set Different Light spawned five charting singles, including the aforementioned âManic Mondayâ and âIf She Knew What She Wantsâ, âWalking Down Your Streetâ, âFollowingâ and âWalk Like An Egyptianâ. The latter was the bandâs first #1 single.
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The sophomore breakthrough album of one of the most successful pop-rock groups of the 1980s
Featuring the monster hits "Walk Like an Egyptian" and, the Prince-written song, "Manic Monday"
If we're talking about essential pop-rock albums from the 1980s, Different Light is an essential mention! The all-female power pop group, The Bangles, had already attracted quite a lot of attention with their very catchy debut album All Over the Place. None other than Prince took notice and decided to give them his newly written song "Manic Monday". It became the groups first worldwide hit. Fortunately, the whole album was filled with potential hits, resulting in a multi-platinum status in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The 12-track set Different Light spawned five charting singles, including the aforementioned âManic Mondayâ and âIf She Knew What She Wantsâ, âWalking Down Your Streetâ, âFollowingâ and âWalk Like An Egyptianâ. The latter was the bandâs first #1 single.















