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{{Infobox Album <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
| Name = The Lexicon of Love
| Type = studio
| Artist = [[ABC (band)|ABC]]
| Cover = ABC-Lexicon.jpg
| Released = June 25, 1982
| Recorded = 1981/1982
| Genre = [[Synth-pop]]
| Length = 37:25
| Label = [[Mercury Records]]
| Producer = [[Trevor Horn]]/[[Steve Brown]] <br /><small>Brown produced the single version of "Tears are Not Enough". Though he is uncredited in the album notes, it is apparent to the listener that his initial production of the song was used and built upon by Horn. It is likely that a form of professional courtesy or protocol came into effect with respect to the album's credits.
| Reviews = *[[Allmusic]] {{Rating|5|5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:7eu1z8oajyv3]
*''[[The Observer]]'' (Favourable) [http://observer.guardian.co.uk/omm/story/0%2C13887%2C1240062%2C00.html]
*''[[PopMatters]]'' (Favourable) [http://www.popmatters.com/music/reviews/a/abc-lexicon.shtml link]
*''[[Q magazine|Q]]'' {{Rating|3|5}} <small>[http://www.buy.com/prod/Lexicon_Of_Love_Bonus_Tracks/q/loc/109/60514698.html (9/99, p.124)]</small>
* ''[[Spin (magazine)|Spin]]'' {{Rating|9|10}}<ref name="Spin">Weisbard & Marks, 1995. p.4</ref>


==Overview==
*{{Review-Christgau|A-|album=15}}
It was contested by 14 teams, and [[FC Carl Zeiss Jena|SC Motor Jena]] won the championship.
| Last album = -
| This album = '''''The Lexicon of Love''''' <br /> (1982)
| Next album = ''[[Beauty Stab]]''<br />(1983)
}}


==League standings==
'''''The Lexicon of Love''''' is the acclaimed chart topping debut album by the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[pop music|pop]] band [[ABC (band)|ABC]], released in 1982. It is a concept album in which the singer experiences heartache as he tries and fails to have a meaningful relationship. It was produced by [[Trevor Horn]] and featured [[orchestration]] by future [[Art of Noise]] member [[Anne Dudley]].
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align: center;"
|Pos||Club||P||W||D||L||GF||GA||GD||Pts
Most of the production team and sessions players listed below would form the basis for the [[ZTT]] label, and their work with Horn meant all concerned would be in constant demand throughout the industry in years to come. "[[Tears Are Not Enough (ABC song)|Tears Are Not Enough]]" (in its initial release produced by [[Steve Brown]]), "[[All of My Heart]]", "[[Poison Arrow]]", and "[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love (Part One)]]" were all Top 20 hits in the [[United Kingdom|UK]]; the last two also charted in the [[United States|US]], peaking at #25 and #14 respectively. The album reached #1 on the British charts, and peaked at #24 in the U.S. charts.
|-

||1||[[FC Carl Zeiss Jena|SC Motor Jena]]||26||17||5||4||49||22||+27||39
In 2004, a deluxe 2-disc reissue including outtakes and early demos and a live performance of the album from 1982 was released on the Neutron label.
|-

||2||[[F.C. Hansa Rostock|SC Empor Rostock]]||26||13||7||6||42||24||+18||33
In 1998, [[Q (magazine)|''Q'' magazine]] readers voted ''The Lexicon of Love'' the 92nd greatest album of all time. In 2000 the same magazine placed it at number 40 in its list of the 100 Greatest British Albums Ever.
|-

||3||[[FC Viktoria Frankfurt|ASK Vorwärts Berlin]]||26||11||9||6||41||34||+7||31
The woman who says "Goodbye" in "The Look of Love (Part One)" is the woman who dumped [[Martin Fry]] and this album is about his feelings of outrage about it. The idea of getting her to do that part of the song came from producer [[Trevor Horn]]
|-

||4||[[FC Erzgebirge Aue|SC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt]]||26||10||8||8||43||42||+1||28
==Track listing==
|-
All songs written by ABC except where indicated.
||5||[[FC Sachsen Leipzig|SC Lokomotive Leipzig]]||26||12||3||11||38||35||+3||27

|-
===Original release===
||6||[[Hallescher FC|SC Chemie Halle]]||26||9||7||10||38||40||-2||25
#"Show Me" – 4:02
|-
#"[[Poison Arrow]]" – 3:24
||7||[[FSV Zwickau|BSG Motor Zwickau]]||26||10||5||11||38||41||-3||25
#"Many Happy Returns" – 3:56
|-
#"[[Tears Are Not Enough (ABC single)|Tears Are Not Enough]]" – 3:31
||8||[[FC Rot-Weiss Erfurt|SC Turbine Erfurt]]||26||10||4||12||45||45||0||24
#"Valentine's Day" – 3:42
|-
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]]" (Part One) – 3:26
||9||[[Lokomotive Leipzig|SC Rotation Leipzig]]||26||8||8||10||29||35||-6||24
#"Date Stamp" – 3:51
|-
#"All Of My Heart" – 5:12
||10||[[SC Dynamo Berlin]]||26||8||7||11||37||32||+5||23
#"4 Ever 2 Gether" – 5:30 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
|-
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]]" (Part Four) – 1:02
||11||[[1. FC Magdeburg|SC Aufbau Magdeburg]]||26||10||3||13||44||46||-2||23

|-
===1996 Digitally Re-Mastered Edition===
||12||[[Chemnitzer FC|SC Karl-Marx-Stadt]]||26||6||11||9||39||44||-5||23
#"Show Me" – 4:02
|-
#"[[Poison Arrow]]" – 3:22
||13||[[Dynamo Dresden]]||26||8||6||12||36||45||-9||22
#"Many Happy Returns" – 3:58
|-
#"[[Tears Are Not Enough (ABC single)|Tears Are Not Enough]]" – 3:29
||14||[[SC Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg]]||26||6||5||15||22||56||-34||17
#"Valentine's Day" – 3:40
|}
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|Look of Love (Part One)]]" – 3:29
#"Date Stamp" – 3:51
#"All Of My Heart" – 5:18
#"4 Ever 2 Gether" – 5:30 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|Look Of Love]] (Part Four)" – 0:56
#"Tears Are Not Enough (Demo)" - 3:29
#"[[Poison Arrow]] (Jazz Re-Mix)" - 6:54
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|Look Of Love]] (1990 Re-Mix)" - 5:43
#"Alphabet Soup (12" mix)" - 8:02
#"Theme From “''[[ABC starring in Mantrap|Man Trap]]''"" - 4:19
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|Look of Love]] (Live)" - 6:07

===1998 Re-Issue===
#"Show Me" – 4:02
#"[[Poison Arrow]]" – 3:24
#"Many Happy Returns" – 3:56
#"[[Tears Are Not Enough (ABC single)|Tears Are Not Enough]]" – 3:31
#"Valentine's Day" – 3:42
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]]" (Part One) – 3:26
#"Date Stamp" – 3:51
#"All Of My Heart" – 5:12
#"4 Ever 2 Gether" – 5:30 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#"[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]]" (Part Four) – 1:02
#"Theme From “''[[ABC starring in Mantrap|Man Trap]]''" - 4:19

===2004 deluxe edition===
====Disc one====
::;Part 1: The Original Album
#Show Me – 4:02
#[[Poison Arrow]] – 3:24
#Many Happy Returns – 3:56
#Tears Are Not Enough – 3:31
#Valentine's Day – 3:42
#[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]] (Part One) – 3:26
#Date Stamp – 3:51
#All Of My Heart – 5:12
#4 Ever 2 Gether – 5:30 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#[[The Look of Love (ABC song)|The Look of Love]] (Part Four) – 1:02
#;Part 2: The Original Singles
#Overture – 3:59 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#Tears Are Not Enough [original single version] – 3:36
#Alphabet Soup – 8:03
#Theme From “''[[ABC starring in Mantrap|Man Trap]]''" – 4:19
#[[Poison Arrow]] [North American Jazz Mix] – 7:06
#;Part 3: An Oddity and An Out-Take
#Into The Valley of the Heathen Go – 2:00
#Alphabet Soup [<nowiki></nowiki>[[BBC]] [[Multi-Coloured Swap Shop|Swapshop]] version] – 3:13

====Disc two====
::;Part 4: The Route to the Lexicon
#Tears Are Not Enough [<nowiki></nowiki>[[Phonogram Records|Phonogram]] Demo [[July 20|20 July]] 1981<nowiki></nowiki>] – 3:32
#Show Me [<nowiki></nowiki>[[Phonogram Records|Phonogram]] Demo [[July 20|20 July]] 1981<nowiki></nowiki>] – 4:03
#Surrender [<nowiki></nowiki>[[Phonogram Records|Phonogram]] Demo [[July 20|20 July]] 1981<nowiki></nowiki>] — (song deleted from album’s original release at "[[The Eleventh Hour|the 11th hour]]") – 3:29
#;Part 5: The Lexicon of Love—Live at [[Hammersmith Odeon]] November 1982
#Overture – 3:56 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#Show Me – 4:21
#Many Happy Returns – 7:02
#Tears Are Not Enough – 5:33
#Date Stamp – 7:07
#The Look Of Love [Complete Suite] – 5:59
#All Of My Heart – 6:45
#Valentine's Day – 4:44
#4 Ever 2 Gether – 6:53 [co-written by Anne Dudley]
#Alphabet Soup – 8:26
#Poison Arrow – 5:22

==Band lineup on this album==
* [[Martin Fry]]: vocals
* [[David Palmer (drummer)|David Palmer]]: drums and percussion
* [[Stephen Singleton]]: alto and tenor saxophones
* [[Mark White (musician)|Mark White]]: guitars and keyboards

===Guest musicians===
* [[Anne Dudley]]: keyboards and orchestration
* [[Brad Lang]]: bass guitar
* [[Mark Lickey]]: bass guitar on "Tears Are Not Enough", "Poison Arrow" and "The Look of Love"
* [[J. J. Jeczalik]]: [[Fairlight]] programmer
* Kim Wear: trumpet
* Andy Gray: trombone on "Tears Are Not Enough"
* [[Luis Jardim]] (mis-spelled as "Louis Jardin" on album notes): Additional percussion
* [[Tessa Niles|Tessa Webb]]: female vocal lead on "Date Stamp"
* [[Gaynor Sadler]]: harp
* [[Karen Clayton]]: female speaking voice in "Poison Arrow"

==Production crew==
* [[Trevor Horn]] — producer
* [[Gary Langan]] — engineer
* Gered Markowitz — [[motion picture|film]] photography
* Paul Cox — band photography
* Pete Bill — cover photography
* Visible Inc. — design
* Neutron Records — design

===2004 deluxe edition credits===
* Gary Moore — digital remastering
* Daryl Easlea — album coordinator and compiler
* Martin Fry — compiler
* Deluxe Graphics@Green Ink — artwork restoration and adaption

==Notes==
{{reflist}}


==References==
==References==
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*{{cite book
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| last= Weisbard
{{fb end}}
| first= Eric
| coauthors= Craig Marks
| title= Spin Alternative Record Guide
|publisher= Vintage Books
|year= 1995
|isbn= 0679755748
}}

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{{succession box
| before = ''[[Avalon (album)|Avalon]]'' by [[Roxy Music]]
| title = [[UK Albums Chart]] number one album
| years = [[July 3]] [[1982]] – [[July 23]] [[1982]]
| after = ''[[Fame (soundtrack)|Fame, Original Soundtrack]]'' by [[Michael Gore]]
}}
{{end box}}


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==External links==
[[Category:1962-63 domestic football (soccer) leagues]]
*[http://www.abcmartinfry.com/abclol/indexlyrics.html Complete lyrics to the album]
[[Category:1962 in football (soccer)]]
[[Category:1963 in football (soccer)]]


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Revision as of 02:12, 11 October 2008

Statistics of DDR-Oberliga in the 1962/1963 season.

Overview

It was contested by 14 teams, and SC Motor Jena won the championship.

League standings

Pos Club P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 SC Motor Jena 26 17 5 4 49 22 +27 39
2 SC Empor Rostock 26 13 7 6 42 24 +18 33
3 ASK Vorwärts Berlin 26 11 9 6 41 34 +7 31
4 SC Wismut Karl-Marx-Stadt 26 10 8 8 43 42 +1 28
5 SC Lokomotive Leipzig 26 12 3 11 38 35 +3 27
6 SC Chemie Halle 26 9 7 10 38 40 -2 25
7 BSG Motor Zwickau 26 10 5 11 38 41 -3 25
8 SC Turbine Erfurt 26 10 4 12 45 45 0 24
9 SC Rotation Leipzig 26 8 8 10 29 35 -6 24
10 SC Dynamo Berlin 26 8 7 11 37 32 +5 23
11 SC Aufbau Magdeburg 26 10 3 13 44 46 -2 23
12 SC Karl-Marx-Stadt 26 6 11 9 39 44 -5 23
13 Dynamo Dresden 26 8 6 12 36 45 -9 22
14 SC Aktivist Brieske-Senftenberg 26 6 5 15 22 56 -34 17

References

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