31.7.2020
This is the real diary.
I've dicided to do this because I just foud out that there are so many things I forgot when time passed by. Something I didn't think I will forget. It should be useful if I keep up the diary.
The Lexicon of Love
Lush and Theatrical: ABC's 'The Lexicon of Love' Shines with Sophistication" Year Released: 1982 Genre: New Wave, Pop, Sophisti-pop Duration: 37 minutes Label: Neutron, Mercury Producer: Trevor Horn Engineer: Gary Langan ABC's debut album, "The Lexicon of Love," is a masterclass in the marriage of pop sensibility with lush orchestration, thanks to the impeccable production of Trevor Horn. This 1982 release dazzles with its glossy finish and intricate arrangements, featuring timeless hits like "The Look of Love" and "Poison Arrow." The album’s orchestral flair is bolstered by the use of sumptuous strings and brass, arranged by Anne Dudley, creating a dramatic, almost cinematic feel. The production is top-notch, characterized by its clarity and depth, which allows lead vocalist Martin Fry’s charismatic and emotive performance to take center stage. Lyrically, the album explores themes of love, heartbreak, and betrayal with a witty
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