All Over the Place is The Bangles' debut album, released in 1984. It was produced by David Kahne, who helped polish the band's jangle pop sound. The album includes covers of songs by artists such as Katrina and the Waves and Paul Simon.
The record received positive reviews for its energy and vocal harmonies, though it did not achieve immediate major commercial success. Singles like Hero Takes a Fall and Going Down to Liverpool helped build their fan base in the Los Angeles underground scene.
Over time, All Over the Place has been recognized as a foundational work of 80s pop rock, showcasing the songwriting talent of Susanna Hoffs and the Peterson sisters. The album laid the groundwork for the massive success of their follow-up, Different Light.