Greed (Ambitious Lovers album) explained

Greed
Type:studio
Artist:Ambitious Lovers
Cover:Ambitious Lovers - Greed.jpeg
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
Prev Title:Envy
Prev Year:1984
Next Title:Lust
Next Year:1991

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

The Philadelphia Inquirer wrote that "Lindsay and Scherer tame their clattering compositional talents just enough to create a series of attractively funky rock songs." The Washington Post deemed the album "samba-punk."[4] 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."[5]

Personnel

Ambitious Lovers
Additional musicians
Production

Notes and References

  1. News: Healy . James . 'Greed' a 'Smorgasbord of Sounds' . Omaha World-Herald . August 7, 1988 . SD.
  2. News: Marotta . Larry . Ambitious Lovers Score with Greed . Miami Herald . July 13, 1988 . 6D.
  3. News: Kobel . Peter . Naked City . Chicago Tribune . 8 Aug 1988 . Tempo . 3.
  4. News: Jenkins . Mark . Lovers: Play Boys of the Western World . The Washington Post . 5 Aug 1988 . N18.
  5. News: Miller . Michael . Two Get 'Really, Really Cool' . The State . August 12, 1988 . 7B.