Big Bam Boom

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Big Bam Boom is a 1984 pop-rock album by Hall & Oates that showcases their polished, synth-driven sound and includes the hit single "Out of Touch."

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Big Bam Boom canonical 5
Big Bam Boom (Hall & Oates album) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music album
studio album
artist Hall & Oates
chartPerformance reached top 10 on the US Billboard 200
countryOfOrigin United States
engineer Bob Clearmountain
followedBy Ooh Yeah!
format cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
genre blue-eyed soul
dance-rock
pop rock
guitarist John Oates
hasSingle Method of Modern Love
Out of Touch
Possession Obsession
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
includesTrack All American Girl
Bank on Your Love
Cold, Dark and Yesterday
Dance on Your Knees
Going Thru the Motions
Method of Modern Love
Out of Touch
Possession Obsession
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid (instrumental reprise)
labelCatalogNumber RCA AFL1-5309
linked to: RCA
language English
length approximately 47 minutes
mainVocalist Daryl Hall
notableTrack Method of Modern Love
Out of Touch
Possession Obsession
Some Things Are Better Left Unsaid
partOf Hall & Oates discography
performer Hall & Oates
precededBy Rock 'n Soul Part 1
producer Arthur Baker
Bob Clearmountain
Daryl Hall
John Oates
recordedIn 1984
recordLabel RCA Records
releaseDate 1984-10-12
soundCharacter polished
synth-driven

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Mickey Curry workedOn Big Bam Boom (Hall & Oates album)
linked to: Big Bam Boom
Out of Touch partOfAlbum Big Bam Boom
Out of Touch album Big Bam Boom
Method of Modern Love partOfAlbum Big Bam Boom
Method of Modern Love album Big Bam Boom