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1988 studio album by Ambitious Lovers
Greed Released 1988 Recorded Skyline Studios, Creative Audio Recording, Platinum Island, Nas Nuvens Rio De Janeiro and Cianni Musica, New York City, NY Length 40 :49 Label Virgin Producer Peter Scherer
Greed is the second album by Ambitious Lovers , released in 1988 through Virgin Records .[1] [2] Naná Vasconcelos and John Zorn were among the album's many guest musicians.[1] [3]
Critical reception [ edit ]
The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote that "Lindsay and Scherer tame their clattering compositional talents just enough to create a series of attractively funky rock songs."[6] The Washington Post deemed the album "samba-punk."[7] The State determined that "songs like 'Copy Me', ' 'Privacy' and 'Love Overlap' are urban dance tunes that feature melodic choruses that seem especially smooth when sandwiched between steamy funk."[8]
Track listing [ edit ]
All tracks are written by Arto Lindsay and Peter Scherer, except "Para Não Contrariar Voce" by Paulinho da Viola
Title 1. "Copy Me" 3:45 2. "Privacy" 3:48 3. "Caso" 2:40 4. "King" 4:38 5. "Omotesando" 1:36 6. "Too Far" 3:03 7. "Love Overlap" 4:42 8. "Admit It" 3:44 9. "Steel Wool" 1:03 10. "Para Não Contrariar Voce" 2:38 11. "Quasi You" 4:24 12. "It Only Has to Happen Once" 3:42 13. "Dot Stuff" 1:04
Personnel [ edit ]
Ambitious Lovers
Additional musicians
Production
Knut Bohn – additional recording
Ed Brooks – assistant engineering
John Cicchitti – assistant engineering
Vitor Farias – additional recording
Keith Freedman – assistant engineering, additional recording
Oz Fritz – assistant engineering
Eric Hurtig – additional recording
Bob Ludwig – mastering
Francis Manzella – additional recording
Roger Moutenot – assistant engineering, mixing , recording
UE Nastasi – assistant engineering
Paula Zanes – art direction , photography
Dary Sulich – assistant engineering
References [ edit ]
^ a b Healy, James (August 7, 1988). " 'Greed' a 'Smorgasbord of Sounds' ". Omaha World-Herald . p. SD.
^ Marotta, Larry (July 13, 1988). "Ambitious Lovers Score with Greed". Miami Herald . p. 6D.
^ Kobel, Peter (8 Aug 1988). "Naked City". Tempo. Chicago Tribune . p. 3.
^ Kurutz, Steve. "Greed" . AllMusic. Retrieved November 8, 2012 .
^ Christgau, Robert (1990). "A" . Christgau's Record Guide: The '80s . Pantheon Books . ISBN 0-679-73015-X . Retrieved August 16, 2020 – via robertchristgau.com.
^ a b Tucker, Ken (19 June 1988). "Ambitious Lovers Greed". The Philadelphia Inquirer . p. K10.
^ Jenkins, Mark (5 Aug 1988). "Lovers: Play Boys of the Western World". The Washington Post . p. N18.
^ Miller, Michael (August 12, 1988). "Two Get 'Really, Really Cool' ". The State . p. 7B.
External links [ edit ]