The flair for melodic hooks, the wealth of raw rock ’n’ roll power and the out-there sense of humor evinced on Cheap Trick’s astonishing 1977 debut introduced a new force to be reckoned with in rock. This retained all its swagger even amidst the onslaught of punk rock, and still does today: "ELO Kiddies," "Oh, Candy," "He’s a Whore," "Hot Love," "Mandocello," "Cry, Cry," "Taxman, Mr. Thief," "The Ballad of TV Violence" and more! Legacy/Epic.