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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Lexicon CD, Album	Plastic City – PLAC CD 015-2	Germany	1998	Germany — 1998
	Lexicon 2×LP, Album	Plastic City – PLACLP015-3, Plastic City – PLAC LP 015-3	Germany	1998	Germany — 1998	Recently Edited
	Lexicon 2×LP, Album, White Label, Promo	Plastic City – PLACLP015	Germany	1999	Germany — 1999	New Submission

Toco2009 Apr 9, 2016
referencing Lexicon (CD, Album) PLAC CD 015-2
sky`s the limit sampled from D-Train ? title/lyrics ?
scoundrel Oct 12, 2004
Edited 20 years ago
referencing Lexicon (CD, Album) PLAC CD 015-2
If Lexicon's first album, THE LESSONS, was pretty smooth, than their second, LEXICON, shaves the edges off even further. The tech-house rhythms are still there, but with fewer acid lines and more subtle stabs at melody. Listen to the quiet choral sample that fades in and out of "Melon Call" before fading away entirely; if nothing else, they have a better sense of how to develop a track. And if you're afraid that they've given up on disco, "Sky's the Limit" will reaffirm your faith (even if it does go on for about 2 minutes longer than it needs to). For the real pleasing floor-filler, you can’t go wrong with “Swanky” or the disco thump of “Pluck to Pieces.” It’s an album to get you moving, make no doubt about it, and it doesn’t spare the funk in getting you there.