What a Life! (album)

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What a Life!
Studio album by Divinyls
Released	1985
Recorded	1984, 1985
Genre	Rock New Wave
Length	40:00
Label	Chrysalis Records
Producer(s)	Mike Chapman, Gary Langan, Mark Opitz
Professional reviews
Jason Damas, All Music Guide link
Divinyls chronology
Desperate (1983)	What a Life! (1985)	Temperamental (1988)

What a Life! is the third album and second studio album by Australian band Divinyls, released in 1985 (see 1985 in music) by Chrysalis Records.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Charts 3 Singles 4 Personnel

[edit] Track listing

1. "Pleasure and Pain" (Michael Chapman, Holly Knight)
2. "Don't You Go Walking" (McEntee)
3. "Good Die Young"
4. "Sleeping Beauty" (Amphlett, McEntee)
5. "Motion"
6. "In My Life"
7. "Casual Encounter" (Amphlett, McEntee)
8. "Heart Telegraph"
9. "Guillotine Day"
10. "Dear Diary"

[edit] Charts

Chart (1985)	Peak position
Australian ARIA Album Chart	4
U.S. Billboard 200	91

[edit] Singles

Cover	Information
	Casual Encounter Released: 1983 Writers: Christina Amphlett, Mark McEntee. Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #91 Australia.
	Good Die Young Released: 1984 Writers: - Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #32 Australia.
	In My Life Released: 1984 Writers: - Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #47 Australia.
	Pleasure and Pain Released: 1985 Writers: Michael Chapman, Holly Knight. Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #11 Australia, #76 U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
	Sleeping Beauty Released: 1986 Writers: Christina Amphlett, Mark McEntee. Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #50 Australia.
	Heart Telegraph Released: 1986 Writers: - Producer: - Director: - Chart positions: #90 Australia.

[edit] Personnel

• Christina Amphlett — vocals
• John Bee — engineer
• Mary Bradfield Taylor — (background vocals)
• Rick Chadwick — keyboards, programming
• Mike Chapman — producer
• Tom Colley — engineer
• Simon Darlow — keyboards, programming
• Rick Grossman — bass
• Richard Harvey — drums
• Gary Langan — producer
• Mars Lazaar — keyboards, programming
• Bjarne Ohlin — vocals, guitar, keyboards
• Gary Langan — producer
• Mark McEntee — vocals, guitar, keyboards
• Mark Opitz — engineer