What is the best UB40 album of all time?

From socially conscious debut to reggae covers that topped charts worldwide, their discography spans raw protest and radio-friendly pop. The debates are fierce among fans old and new. Where do you stand?

Labour of Love

The 1983 landmark covers album that brought UB40 global fame, featuring Red Red Wine and other reggae classics.

1/8

Signing Off

The 1980 socially conscious debut protesting unemployment and Thatcherism with raw UK reggae and dub.

2/8

Present Arms

The 1981 politically charged sophomore album with a powerful anti-war message and dense roots production.

3/8

Promises and Lies

The 1993 album featuring Can't Help Falling in Love, UB40's biggest-selling single that topped charts worldwide.

4/8

Rat in the Kitchen

The 1986 album showing UB40 at their most playful and experimental while maintaining reggae authenticity.

5/8

Labour of Love II

The 1989 successful sequel covering more reggae classics, proving the covers format's enduring commercial appeal.

6/8

Geffery Morgan

The 1984 album containing their biggest original hit If It Happens Again and showcasing mature songwriting.

7/8

UB44

The 1982 experimental dub-influenced album that polarised fans but showcased the band's adventurous side.

8/8