The Power Station Video EP

This video EP features music videos from the short-lived but impactful supergroup, The Power Station. It showcases their blend of rock and funk, featuring hits like 'Some Like It Hot' and 'Get It On (Bang a Gong)'. The videos highlight the band's stylish aesthetic and performance energy, capturing the essence of their brief but memorable musical era.

As a music video compilation, critical reception is more focused on the quality of the videos and the music itself rather than a traditional film or TV show. The Power Station was generally well-received for its energetic performances and slick production, with the music videos contributing to their image as a stylish and talented group. Critical commentary often praises the musical prowess of its members, drawn from established bands.

• Visually stylish music videos that capture the band's dynamic sound.

• Features energetic performances from a notable group of musicians.

• A good representation of 1980s music video production.

Google audience: Audience reception for The Power Station's music and videos is generally positive, with fans appreciating the fusion of rock and funk, the strong vocals, and the high-quality production values of the era.

None notable (as a video EP, focus is on the music which charted)

The Power Station was formed by Robert Palmer and Tony Visconti, with members John Taylor and Andy Taylor of Duran Duran, and drummer Tony Thompson of Chic, making it a true 'supergroup' of the mid-1980s.