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?

1

Labour of Love

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

2

Signing Off

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

3

Present Arms

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

4

Promises and Lies

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

5

Rat in the Kitchen

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

6

Labour of Love II

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

7

Geffery Morgan

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

8

UB44

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