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Bad Animals
Rock · 1987 · 10 tracks

Bad Animals

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Heart's 1987 blockbuster, 'Bad Animals', delivers a masterclass in 80s mainstream hard rock and power ballads. Featuring the #1 hit 'Alone', it's a testament to Ann Wilson's unparalleled vocals and th

June 5, 1987 · Capitol Records

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Imagine the biggest arena rock anthems and most heart-wrenching power ballads of the late 80s, all wrapped in a glossy, radio-ready package. 'Bad Animals' is the sound of Heart at their commercial zenith, with Ann Wilson's voice as the undeniable centerpiece, soaring over synth pads, driving drums, and Nancy Wilson's sharp guitar work. It's an album built for stadium singalongs and late-night drives, full of dramatic highs and emotional depths, perfect for anyone who loves their rock polished, powerful, and undeniably 80s.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks
01
Who Will You Run To
4:06
02
Alone
3:39
03
There’s the Girl
3:50
04
I Want You So Bad
4:22
05
Wait for an Answer
4:32
06
Bad Animals
4:54
07
You Ain’t So Tough
4:06
08
Strangers of the Heart
3:41
09
Easy Target
3:58
10
RSVP
3:39
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive, soaring chorus of 'Alone', where Ann Wilson's voice reaches its iconic peak, perfectly encapsulating 80s power balladry.
The driving, insistent guitar riff and powerful vocal delivery on 'Who Will You Run To', showcasing the album's harder rock edge.
The catchy, upbeat synth melody and Nancy Wilson's crisp guitar work in 'There's the Girl', providing a bright, memorable contrast.
The dramatic build and vocal layering in 'Bad Animals', demonstrating the album's polished, arena-ready production.
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Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Bad Animals sound next to the rest of Heart's catalogue?

Urban Night+1.2σ

Urban Night saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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