ABC - THE LEXICON OF LOVE 4X VINYL LP + BLU-RAY (NEW)
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141
$
187
£ 141
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Mar 2, 2024
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Aug 2, 2023
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Great Britain
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Title: ABC - THE LEXICON OF LOVE 4X VINYL LP + BLU-RAY (NEW) 4x Black Vinyl LP + Blu-Ray Catalogue Number: NTRS40X1 Barcode: 602445227310 Record Grading: Mint (M) Sleeve Grading: Mint (M) Condition Note: Brand New
Track Listing / Description The Lexicon Of Love - Half-Speed 2023 mastered at Abbey Road by Miles Showell A1 Show Me A2 Poison Arrow A3 Many Happy Returns A4 Tears Are Not Enough A5 Valentine's Day B1 The Look Of Love B2 Date Stamp B3 All Of My Heart B4 4 Ever 2 Gether B5 The Look Of Love (Part Four) The Route To Lexicon A1 Overture A2 Surrender (Phonogram Demo) A3 Show Me (Phonogram Demo) A4 Tears Are Not Enough (Phonogram Demo) B1 Tears Are Not Enough (Steve Brown 12") B2 Alphabet Soup (Steve Brown 12") B3 Theme From 'Man Trap' Lexicon Plus A1 Tears Are Not Enough (original 7") A2 Poison Arrow (Jazz Mix) A3 The Look Of Love (Special Remix) B1 Overture B2 Show Me B3 Many Happy Returns B4 Tears Are Not Enough The Lexicon Of Love Live At Hammersmith Odeon, November 1982 A1 Date Stamp A2 The Look Of Love A3 All Of My Heart B1 Valentine's Day B2 4 Ever 2 Gether B3 Poison Arrow Blu-Ray 01 Mantrap (Julien Temple 1983) (55 minutes) - first time ever on DVD/BluRay. 02 The Lexicon Of Love in Atmos, 5.1, stereo and instrumental mixed by Steven Wilson. 03 Promo videos: Poison Arrow / The Look Of Love / All Of My Heart. A commemoration of the album that kickstarted the 80s. With rare tracks and concert performances never before on vinyl, plus the original album half-speed mastered at Abbey Road by Miles Showell; a first time HD restoration on Blu-Ray of ABC's feature film, Mantrap, plus a brand new Atmos and 5.1 surround mix of the album (individual and continuous mix) by Steven Wilson plus notes from Martin Fry himself, and essay by Record Collector's Daryl Easlea, this is a suitably sumptuous celebration of one of the most perfect pop albums ever.price rating