What is the best pop album by a group or duo?

By YPB Team

Duos and groups have crafted some of pop's most beloved records — which group or duo album stands above the rest?

Arrival — ranked #11
Arrival
ABBA's 1976 album containing Dancing Queen, one of the most beloved pop songs ever.
Super Trouper — ranked #22
Super Trouper
ABBA's 1980 farewell-era album balancing sunny pop with melancholy undercurrents.
Make It Big — ranked #33
Make It Big
Wham!'s 1984 album spawning Careless Whisper and Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.
Actually — ranked #44
Actually
Pet Shop Boys' 1987 synth-pop second album with It's a Sin and What Have I Done to Deserve This?
Songs from the Big Chair — ranked #55
Songs from the Big Chair
Tears for Fears' 1985 arena synth-pop masterwork with Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
Touch — ranked #66
Touch
Eurythmics' 1983 album with Here Comes the Rain Again and Who's That Girl, defining New Wave duo pop.
Look Sharp! — ranked #77
Look Sharp!
Roxette's 1988 debut containing the classic The Look, launching Sweden's biggest pop duo.
The Sign — ranked #88
The Sign
Ace of Base's 1993 international breakthrough mixing reggae-pop and Europop hooks.
Affirmation — ranked #99
Affirmation
Savage Garden's 1999 polished pop-rock album, the bestselling Australian record of 1999.
Bridge Over Troubled Water — ranked #1010
Bridge Over Troubled Water
Simon & Garfunkel's 1970 farewell album blending folk pop with orchestral grandeur.
Heartbeat City — ranked #1111
Heartbeat City
The Cars' 1984 synth-pop powerhouse containing Drive, one of the decade's most emotional songs.
Rumours — ranked #1212
Rumours
Fleetwood Mac's 1977 pop-rock classic born from real heartbreak, one of history's best-selling albums.
Talk on Corners — ranked #1313
Talk on Corners
The Corrs' 1997 Irish folk-pop album that went multi-platinum across Europe.
Heartthrob — ranked #1414
Heartthrob
Tegan and Sara's 2013 synth-pop breakthrough, their most commercially successful and lush record.

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