Albums that spawned several "Hits"...

She could do no wrong during those years. By that time Madonna was starting to alienate many fans with her sexual escapades.
Seems like Janet just swooped in and picked up those fans that were starting to drift away from Madge. Lol

 

I'm not the least bit bent out of shape. I'm perfectly fine. It takes far more than forum posts to darken my day...

Ed

 

Ok, good! If the OP was more specific, like "5 or more top 10 hits" I wouldn't have listed some of the ones I did.

 

Back in the early 80s the British new romantic band ABC had 4 Top 20 singles with their debutalum, Lexicon of Love.

Poison Arrow
All of My Heart
The Look of Love
Tears Are not Enough

It's still regarded as a classic album from that period, particularly over here, alongside the Human League and others.

Lead singer Martin Fry had a great voice.

 

It's likely just my knowledge of the poster involved. I knew what he was going for. I knew he meant several. I went back and look at the OP and I see what happened. The thread title is one thing and the post is kind of another. No worries.

Ed

 

I didn't have time to go back and edit it. By the time I realized the error it was too late.
I was hoping no one would notice but knowing how this board is I knew it was only a matter of time before someone did.

 

At least this way, the thread is open to more possible albums. I would imagine the number of albums with 5 "hits" or more would be a fairly short list.

 

Bryan Adams-"Reckless"

"Run to You" #6
"Somebody" #11
"Heaven" #1
"Summer of '69" #5
"One Night Love Affair" #13
"It's Only Love" #15

 

I should've lowered it to three. Jk

 

LOL! We are only at page 5, but I'm even running out of ideas for albums that have 4 bonafide hits.

 

Good one. I forgot about Reckless.

 

Payphone
One More Night
Love Somebody
Daylight

 

Don't remember if I saw this up thread or not, but it had Yeah, Burn, Confessions, and Caught Up.

 

Young Money!




Lollipop
A Milli
Got Money
Mrs. Officer



6 Foot 7 Foot
John
How to Love
She Will
Mirror



Headlines
Make Me Proud
The Motto (YOLO)
Take Care




Your Love
Check It Out
Right Thru Me
Moment 4 Life
Super Bass
Fly
Did It On Em'

 

Can't believe I forgot about a chart topping monster like that! Great post.

 

NKOTB - Hangin' Tough (title track, You Got It, I'll Be Loving You, Please Don't Go Girl, Cover Girl)

Black Eyed Peas - The END (I Gotta Feeling, Boom Boom Pow, Meet Me Halfway, Rock That Body, Imma Be)

 

Roar
Unconditionally
Dark Horse
Birthday
This is How We Do

 

Nice, New Kids On The Block. How about Paula Abdul's Forever Your Girl:
"Straight Up", the title song, "Cold Hearted" and "Opposites Attract" all topped the Hot 100. "It's Just The Way That You Love Me" was stopped at No. 3. I believe the L.A. Reid/Babyface track "Knocked Out" was a hit on the R&B chart too.

 

One more 80s teen pop starlet:
Debbie Gibson: Out Of The Blue

"Only In My Dreams" and "Shake Your Love" both topped out at No. 4. "Out Of The Blue" peaked at No. 3. "Foolish Beat" was a No. 1 (Debbie was 17 when she wrote, produced and performed that hit). "Staying Together" fell a bit short, peaking at No. 22. Suffice to say, I owned Out Of The Blue on cassette in 1987 (and thought Debbie was cute).

 

Another pretty big '80s album that had 5 top 40 hits:



Lonely Ol' Night #6
Small Town #6
ROCK In The USA #2
Rain On The Scarecrow #21
Rumbleseat #28

 

Paula Abdul...another one I forgot about!

 

Good one!

 

Spellbound also had two No. 1s, a Top 10, and two Top 20s. And to think a lot of people really just know her for American Idol, not as one of the top hitmakers of 1988-1991.

 

I'm guilty of being one of those people.

 

Deuces
Yeah 3x
Look at Me Now
Beautiful People
Next to You