The Lexicon of Love

Editorial Reviews
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Brit soul produced by Trevor Horn and including the pop hit "Look of Love," The Lexicon of Love is bursting with hooks, clever lyrics, and synthetic funk-inspired grooves that hold up better than most any others from the early '80s. ABC leader Martin Frey sings with a histrionic despair, at once naive and cynical, and all dressed up by horn and string sections that feel positively overwhelming. Such larger-than-life arrangements may seem over-the-top to some listeners, but as the soundtrack to a lexicon of love--how else would you expect it to sound? --David Cantwell

Album Description
Digitally remastered 1996 reissue on Mercury of their top 30debut, originally released for the label in 1982 and nowwith six bonus tracks: 'Tears Are Not Enough' (Demo),'Poison Arrow' (Jazz Re-mix), 'Look Of Love' (1990 Re-mix),'Alphabet Soup' (12' Mix), --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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  1. The Red Thread
  2. Times Like These Pt.2 (Enhanced) [CD-single]
  3. Tragic Animal Stories
  4. Undercover
  5. Variety Orchestra
  6. Wake Up and Smell the Coffee [Enhanced] [Import]
  7. We Two Are One [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered]
  8. When It Comes Upon You
  9. Who Is It [CD-single] [Import]
  10. 20,000+ [Explicit Lyrics]

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