Vinyl Record
Tina Turner - Break Every Rule (40th Anniversary Edition)
Buy Tina Turner — Break Every Rule (40th Anniversary Edition) on Limited Red Vinyl 140g at Kilmorna, Listowel, Ireland. Explore the album and order online.
LP · 1986 · Parlophone
Available from Kilmorna Collection in Listowel.
Buyer notes: 1986 LP on Parlophone, currently available from the Kilmorna Collection vinyl shelf. Pay for pickup in Listowel, ship within Ireland from EUR 5.95 per record or outside Ireland from EUR 12.00 per record.
Break Every Rule followed Tina Turner's Private Dancer with an album that made her renewed place in pop and rock feel firmly established. First released in 1986, it frames her unmistakable voice with polished arrangements that range from the rhythmic lift of Typical Male to the more spacious emotion of Two People and Paradise Is Here. What You Get Is What You See adds another distinct point of energy to the eleven-song sequence. The album works through contrast: Turner's grit and phrasing bring a physical presence to the smooth production, while the writing moves between assertive performances and songs that leave more room for vulnerability. This 40th Anniversary Edition uses the 2022 remaster and returns the original programme on red vinyl. Heard as a complete record, it offers a fuller picture of that period than the singles alone, with the closing I'll Be Thunder giving the album an expansive finish.
Break Every Rule had the difficult task of following a major comeback, and it established that Turner's renewed success had depth beyond a single album. The record's mixture of pop polish and vocal authority captures an important stage in her solo career and helps connect Private Dancer with the work that followed.
The 40th Anniversary Edition is a limited red vinyl pressing on a 140-gram LP, featuring the 2022 remaster. It contains the original eleven tracks rather than the bonus material found on expanded digital editions, keeping the album's opening and closing sequence together in its familiar form.
Polished 1980s pop and rock with bright drums, layered instrumental arrangements and Turner's grainy, expressive voice, moving between punchy singles and spacious ballads.
Recommended for: Tina Turner listeners collecting her 1980s studio albums; Fans of expressive rock vocals within polished pop production; Collectors of limited red vinyl anniversary editions; Listeners who enjoy Typical Male and want the complete album.
Which remaster does this edition use? The red vinyl 40th Anniversary Edition uses the 2022 remaster of the original eleven-track Break Every Rule album. Are the records red or black? This edition is a limited red vinyl LP pressed at 140 grams, released to mark the album’s fortieth anniversary. Does it include What You Get Is What You See? Yes. The song is included alongside Typical Male, Two People, Paradise Is Here and the rest of the original album programme.