I've found love for 7800 Degrees Fahrenheit

I love this album a lot. The production is not so good as most stated but the songs are pretty good. There are 2-3 songs on the album I don't enjoy but there are parts of those songs that are great, whether it be lyrics, melody, solo or a certain part. This is an album I almost always listen to when I'm traveling in a bus, train etc and its a 30-45 minute trip. Would love to hear Silent Night and Only Lonely live. They should drop I'll Sleep When I'm Dead and replace it with Silent Night as a staple or another 7800 song

Agreed- I never lost my love for this album Only Lonely is amazing. Sure King of the Mountain and (I Don't Wanna Fall) To the Fire are boring but that's it really. I love the rest.

In and Out of Love is a great song. There is only 1 song in the Circle and WAN combined that is better than that song: Love's The Only Rule. Everything else is not as good.

I like most of the songs except for In And Out Of Love, Price Of Love and The Hardest Part Is The Night. However, the latter does have some really good lyrics and shows what Jon, Richie and David's songwriting could be.

I also like The Circle. I like dark moody keyboards. I can't listen to These Days because its too soppy. It reminds me a Michael Bolton.

I liked a lot of the songs off the album but as a whole I've never been able to truly take it all in. Infact most of the second half I can barely remember. (and I've had the album for 12 years)

7800° Fahrenheit as still got some of their best riffs (and solos) and as noted, is quite darker and probably their most aggressive they've ever sounded. IMO it's probably their most "hair metal" sounding album.

I'll never get the hate for To The Fire. I like it more than In And Out Of Love.

Awesome album.. Love every song on it, Love 'King Of The Mountain' and 'To The Fire'. The feel of the album is amazing. Well, after listening to it A LOT I got bored with 'Silent Night', but overall really stunning release.

Beside the fact that guitarlines are well-crafted and, actually every instrument sounds perfect, the big thing is the difference in Jon's voice. On the debut album his voice was high, but for example om 'Get Ready' it sounds terrible. He had the voice but didn't know, how to use it properly. On Fahrenheit he sings like an old hand..

I always thought it´s a great album. A lot of distorted guitars, cool riffs, catchy melodies, cute choruses. That was the pre-Desmond era.
Not to say I wouldn´t love what they´ve done with DC.

Only Lonely and Hardest Part are two absolute gems.