1985’s Brothers in Arms has sold more than 9 million copies in U.S. alone
Featuring “Money For Nothing,” “Walk Of Life” and “So Far Away”
Formerly ranked No. 351 on Rolling Stone’s List of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time
Original album reissued on 180-gram gatefold double LP. One of the world’s best-selling records, a winner of two Grammy Awards, an era-defining reference statement, an MTV favorite, and a set that catapulted an already-acclaimed band to arena status, Dire Straits’ Brothers in Arms is the kind of epic spectacular that comes around only once or twice a decade.
Anchored by “Money for Nothing,” a caustically themed smash immediately identifiable via Mark Knopfler’s resonant finger-picked guitar riff and Sting’s “I want my MTV” vocal refrain, Dire Straits’ fifth album is stuffed with bluesy signatures, jazz-rock motifs, clever lyrics, and organic accents.
Tracklist
A1 So Far Away
A2 Money For Nothing
A3 Walk Of Life
A4 Your Latest Trick
A5 Why Worry
B1 Ride Across The River
B2 The Man’s Too Strong
B3 One World
B4 Brothers In Arms
