Billy Squier- Emotions In Motion-LP

Billy Squier’s Emotions In Motion stands out not only for its punchy rock grooves but also for its striking cover art by Andy Warhol, which adds a pop-art edge to the package. The title track, "Emotions In Motion," benefits from the unexpected presence of Freddie Mercury and Roger Taylor lending backing vocals, giving it a unique flair among Squier’s work. The album features the hit "Everybody Wants You," which held the top spot on the Mainstream Rock chart for six weeks, reflecting Squier’s growing appeal during this phase of his career. Released in 1982 as his third studio album, it built on the momentum of 1981’s Don’t Say No and reached number 5 on both US and Canadian charts, marking a high point in his commercial success. This 1982 pressing offers a solid everyday listen in VG+ condition, showing only light surface marks and minor paper scuffs that shouldn’t distract from the music. The vinyl’s playability is consistent with what you’d expect from a record of this vintage that’s been cared for, making it a practical choice for those who want to experience Squier’s early ’80s sound without hunting down a pristine copy. If you appreciate a record where the visual and musical elements both pack a punch, this pressing of Emotions In Motion fits neatly on that shelf—just don’t try to hang it on your wall unless you’re ready for Warhol to stare back.

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