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Released some two years after the band's EMI debut, , the  project would see going in an even more commercial-leaning direction than its predecessor. Taking over the main production duties, keyboard player/main songwriter  set out to better the band's gold-plus-selling . And to some degree, he wildly succeeded. Although not as consistent or diverse as ,  would feature one of the band's most recognizable FM songs ever -- the album's infectious title track "Love Stinks." In a live setting, the track would often turn into a veritable tour de force only to be outdone by 's hilarious rap about "Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden smoking weed together," which would introduce the song (often on a nightly basis). "Night Time" is another great, although somewhat typical "rave-on" type of  song; "No Anchovies Please" is a little strange; and closer "Till the Walls Come Tumblin' Down" is, as the song title hints, just that. Bolstered by "Just Can't Wait," another good album opener,  turns out to be solid effort, but one that sounds a little outdated at times due to its acerbic, synth textures. Not one of the band's best overall records but one that would allow the band to outdo itself with the classic  a year later.

 

 

1982 Audiophile LP Released on Nautilus Records # NR-25 (Stereo).

This is a Sealed Album and will perform with the Ultimate

Sound Possible from this Recording. Slight corner wear on Jacket. No

cut out marks on the album.