Throughout the '80s, Night Ranger rushed the charts with a beefy, driving style of hard rock that's also packed with infectious hooks. Their legacy will always be pinned to “Sister Christian,” a slice of power-ballad heaven built from gleaming piano, focused harmonies, crying guitar notes, and patiently hammering drums. But pop smarts are also woven into their thick stack of uptempo hits: “Don't Tell Me You Love Me” is a manic rush of blistering twin axes and seething heartache wrapped in a hummable melody, while “(You Can Still) Rock in America” grafts chunky riff stabs to New Wave synths and a high-energy dance beat.