Little River Band-Time Exposure (1981)

Produced by the so-called "fifth Beatle" George Martin, "Time Exposure" means the last great album of the Little River Band, from here on the commercial decline would be evident and its creative level would lose the genius and freshness of the Australian band.
It would also be the last work of one of its most important pillars such as the singer Glenn Shorrock.
With a superb vocal work very close to the Crosby, Stills & Nash, the group continued to offer an excellent level, with several of the songs reaching the first positions in the North American Top-20.
Brilliant songs like "The Night Owls", "Man On Your Mind", the beautiful and melodic "Ballerina" or the tremendously addictive "Suicide Boulevard" deserve the qualification of an album as excellent as it is primordial.