We mentioned this album on Eno's birthday.  This is the guy from the original Roxy Music, an innovator of synthesized sound before synthesizers.  This stuff is fresh from most every angle, the music, the phrasing, the lyrics.  Eno is a master of his craft.  If you like this one, dip into his Ambient stuff, and then there's Low, his collaboration with David Bowie.  We should add that one too...

We would have put Bat Outta Hell here, but it's out of print!  Amazing.  But you've probably already got that one as it was a very popular album for Paradise by the Dashboard Light.  If that's all you've got, then you're missing out on lots of great stuff that's followed.  We recommend buying all the individual albums as Jim Steinman's lyrics and Meatloaf's vocals make for a bizarre blended genius.  You can get to all of those through this link.  However, for the more budget minded we give you this nice compilation of those hits and many follow-ups.  One of our favorites is I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) which keeps you guessing right up to the last, and makes your realize how pure he is and how twisted you are!