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The 25 best Classic Rock albums of 1986 - Radio X Skip to content skip to navigation Radio X Listen On Air Now Toby Tarrant 10am - 1pm Now Playing Many Of Horror (When We Collide) Biffy Clyro Download 'Many Of Horror (When We Collide)' on iTunes Playlist Schedule Home Radio Artists News Features Win Tickets Festivals Charity Podcasts Store Follow us on: Follow RadioX on Facebook Follow RadioX on Instagram Follow RadioX on Youtube Classic Rock The 25 best Classic Rock albums of 1986 19 May 2026, 08:00 Some of the big albums of 1986 from Genesis, Bon Jovi, Metallica and Peter Gabriel. Picture: Press Radio X takes a trip through the year of Invisible Touch, Slippery When Wet, A Kind Of Magic and Master Of Puppets. By Radio X Classic Rock @xclassicrock Listen to this article Loading audio... O

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The 25 best Classic Rock albums of 1986 - Radio X Skip to content skip to navigation Radio X Listen On Air Now Toby Tarrant 10am - 1pm Now Playing Many Of Horror (When We Collide) Biffy Clyro Download 'Many Of Horror (When We Collide)' on iTunes Playlist Schedule Home Radio Artists News Features Win Tickets Festivals Charity Podcasts Store Follow us on: Follow RadioX on Facebook Follow RadioX on Instagram Follow RadioX on Youtube Classic Rock The 25 best Classic Rock albums of 1986 19 May 2026, 08:00 Some of the big albums of 1986 from Genesis, Bon Jovi, Metallica and Peter Gabriel. Picture: Press Radio X takes a trip through the year of Invisible Touch, Slippery When Wet, A Kind Of Magic and Master Of Puppets. By Radio X Classic Rock @xclassicrock Listen to this article Loading audio... Ozzy Osbourne - The Ultimate Sin: release date 10th February 1986 The former Black Sabbath frontman&#x27;s fourth solo album included the hit Shot In the Dark and Lightning Strikes. Ozzy Osbourne - The Ultimate Sin album artwork. Picture: Alamy Elvis Costello - King of America: release date 21st February 1986 Credited to "The Costello Show", the songwriter&#x27;s tenth album included a cover of Don&#x27;t Let Me Be Misunderstood and the originals Brilliant Mistake, Indoor Fireworks and Lovable. Elvis Costello - King of America album cover. Picture: Press Metallica - Master Of Puppets: release date 3rd March 1986 The metal titans released their third album and the last to feature their original bassist Cliff Burton, who died later that year. Metallica - Master Of Puppets cover art. Picture: Press Van Halen - 5150: release date 24th March 1986 The first album to feature David Lee Roth&#x27;s replacement Sammy Hagar on vocals included the singles Love Walks In, Dreams and the UK Top 10 hit Why Can&#x27;t This Be Love. Van Halen - 5150 album cover. Picture: Press Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Way It Is: release date 1st April 1986 The debut album from the Virginia-born pianist gave the world the massive hit The Way It Is; other singles were Mandolin Rain and Every Litte Kiss. Bruce Hornsby & The Range - The Way It Is album artwork. Picture: Alamy Bonnie Tyler - Secret Dreams & Forbidden Fire: release date 7th April 1986 The sixth studio from the Welsh singer included Holding Out For A Hero, her biggest hit since 1983&#x27;s Total Eclipse Of The Heart, plus the singles Loving You&#x27;s A Dirty Job But Somebody&#x27;s Gotta Do It and If You Were A Woman (And I Was A Man). Bonnie Tyler - Secret Dreams & Forbidden Fire album artwork. Picture: Alamy Journey - Raised On Radio: release date 21st April 1986 The ninth album from the hard rock legends included the tracks Be Good To Yourself, Girl Can&#x27;t Help It, I&#x27;ll Be Alright Without You and Suzanne. Journey - Raised On Radio album cover. Picture: Press Peter Gabriel - So: release date 19th May 1986 Gabriel&#x27;s fifth solo album was his first to feature an actual title (his first four were all untitled!) and wa

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