Released in 1985, Brothers In Arms is the landmark fifth studio album by Dire Straits and remains one of the most iconic records of the decade. Blending rock, blues, and pop with pristine digital production, it became a defining moment in both the band's career and the early era of compact discs.

Frontman Mark Knopfler’s intricate guitar work and introspective lyrics shine throughout, with the mega-hit “Money For Nothing” (featuring Sting) delivering a satirical look at MTV-era fame and consumerism. “So Far Away” and “Walk Of Life” provide radio-friendly warmth, while deeper cuts like “Ride Across The River” and the title track dive into themes of war, loss, and longing with haunting beauty.

The album’s lush sound and emotionally rich songwriting helped it become a global best-seller and a staple of 1980s rock. Brothers In Arms is more than just a commercial success—it’s a masterclass in musical storytelling, blending technical excellence with emotional depth.

Tracklist:

Side A
A1. So Far Away
A2. Money For Nothing
A3. Walk Of Life
A4. Your Latest Trick
A5. Why Worry

Side B
B1. Ride Across The River
B2. The Man's Too Strong
B3. One World
B4. Brothers In Arms