A defining moment in synthpop history, ABC's debut album The Lexicon of Love arrived in 1982 as a bold statement of purpose. Fronted by Martin Fry's distinctive vocal delivery and backed by Mark White's innovative production, the record balances meticulously crafted electronic arrangements with genuine emotional depth. Standout tracks like "Poison Arrow" and "The Look of Love" showcase the band's knack for infectious hooks wrapped in sophisticated instrumentation. Essential listening for enthusiasts of 80s pop innovation and synthpop collectors seeking a landmark release that bridged commercial appeal with artistic ambition.
| A1 | Show Me | |
| A2 | Poison Arrow | |
| A3 | Many Happy Returns | |
| A4 | Tears Are Not Enough | |
| A5 | Valentine's Day | |
| B1 | The Look Of Love (Part One) | |
| B2 | Date Stamp | |
| B3 | All Of My Heart | |
| B4 | 4 Ever 2 Gether | |
| B5 | The Look Of Love (Part Four) |