"Where's the Party?" found Eddie Money in a period of reliable, if uninspired, mainstream rock output, a formula that had served him well throughout the preceding decade. The album reached #153 on the Billboard 200.
- The album was recorded at The Record Plant in Los Angeles. It features a prominent synthesizer line in the title track, reflecting the popular sounds of the era. The album's lead single, "I'll Get Even (With You)," failed to chart.
- The album's closing track, "Endless Flight," was co-written by Bob Seger. Money's characteristic raspy vocals and party-rock anthems are present throughout the album. Music videos were produced for "Where's the Party?" and "I'll Get Even (With You)".
- Recorded and released in 1983, "Where's the Party?" was Eddie Money's seventh studio album. It followed his 1982 release "No Control," which had peaked at #124 on the Billboard 200 chart.
Eddie Money was an American rock guitarist and singer-songwriter who achieved mainstream success in the late 1970s with a string of Top 40 hits. By 1983, Money was over a decade into his career, having established himself as a staple of mainstream AOR radio.
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