1982 Original. “The Motels' Third Album 'All Four One' Finds The Group Working The Fine Line Between Mainstream Arena-Rock And Quirky New Wave Pop. Their Roots Lie In The Sleek, Polished Californian Hard Rock That Dominated Late-'70s And Early-'80s Album-Oriented Radio, But All Four One Has A Shiny New Wave Production, Complete With Keyboards And Processed Guitars. Still, It Plays Like Arena Rock, Especially Since Martha Davis Oversings Each Track, But Its Best Moments — "Take The L" (Out Of Lover And It's Over) And The Single "Only The Lonely" — Are Embarrassingly Catchy Guilty Pleasures That Make The Album An Entertaining Nostalgia Piece.” All Music Guide – Stephen Thomas Erlewine