Hunting High and Low for a Grammy as "Album Cover of the Year." The band released a live version of "The Sun Always Shines on TV" in 2003. "Hunting High and Low" was "a"-ha's breakout album. Upon its release in May 1985, "Hunting High and Low" peaked at number 15 on the "Billboard"'s Top 200 album chart. The album granted A-ha international recognition. "Hunting High and Low" got 3x platinum status in the UK and Platinum status in the United States and Germany, and Gold status in Brazil, and the Netherlands.The album reached #11 in the European top-100 albums sales chart. The album peaked
High, Low and In Between Van Zandt's previous album "Delta Momma Blues", which features very sparse arrangements, "High Low and in Between" incorporates a folk-rock edge. Many of the themes on "High, Low and In Between" deal with moral dilemmas, with songs that celebrate both the pleasure of sin and the joy of salvation. In the comical "No Deal" the drunken narrator falls in love with a girl who has "barely turned fifteen" and declares if Heaven has no whiskey and women, "I'm gonna take my chances down below and of that you can be sure," while "Highway Kind" is a dark minor key ballad