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's marriage was crumbling as they were recording in 1982, and many critics have read the album as a chronicle of the couple's divorce. In truth, most of the album's songs had been written two years earlier (when the were getting along fine) for an abandoned project produced by, and tales of busted relationships and domestic discord were always prominent in their songbook. But there is a palpable tension to Shoot Out The Lights which gives songs like 'Don't Renege On Our Love' and 'Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed' an edgy bite different from ' other albums together; there's a subtle, unmistakable undertow of anger and dread in this music that cuts straight down to the bone. Ras G And The Afrikan Space Program Rar Do Pobrania here. 's clean, uncluttered production was the ideal match for these songs and their Spartan arrangements, and 's wiry guitar work was remarkable, displaying a blazing technical skill that never interfered with his melodic sensibilities. Individually, all eight of the album's songs are striking (especially the sonic fireworks of the title cut, the beautiful drift of 'Just The Motion,' and the bitter reminiscence of 'Did She Jump Or Was She Pushed'), and as a whole they were far more than the sum of their parts, a meditation on love and loss in which beauty, passion, and heady joy can still be found in defeat. It's ironic that enjoyed their breakthrough in the United States with the album that ended their career together, but Shoot Out The Lights found them rallying their strengths to the bitter end; it's often been cited as 's greatest work, and it's difficult for anyone who has heard his body of work to argue the point.