Crush

Editorial Reviews
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Crush is a mild-mannered, soft-spoken new wave album that is most definitely the least exploratory of all O.M.D. recordings. A proper sign-off of for the new romantic movement ending in the mid-'80s, it's breezy, and slightly pleading. The signature tracks, "So in Love" and "Secret" are unassuming pop songs, teetering toward cute. Substance lies in the rich vocal arrangements. --Beth Bessmer

Music Review:

1. Damaged
2. Dead Letters
3. Deserter's Songs [Limited Edition]
4. Dig My Mood
5. Dizzy Spells
6. EBX 2 [Box set] [Import] [Limited Edition]
7. Epilogue
8. Forget Yourself [DualDisc]
9. God Bless the Go-Go's
10. I Don't Want to Know If You Don't Want [CD-single] [Import]

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Godfrey, Schwartz, Frank: Music for Strings and Mallet Percussion

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De Pura Cepa [Import]

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