What makes Reverse Logic by Jack Green notable?

The album received positive critical reception, particularly for its lyrical depth and musical arrangements, which resonated with the early 80s soft rock movement. It helped establish Green's reputation as a songwriter and performer, influencing subsequent artists in the genre. Reverse Logic is Jack Green's debut album, released in 1981 after his tenure with the band The Mamas & The Papas. At this point, Green was transitioning from a supporting role in established bands to a solo artist, seeking to carve out his own identity in the burgeoning British rock scene.

How many songs are on Reverse Logic?

Reverse Logic has 11 tracks, running approximately 40 minutes.

Reverse Logic

Jack Green · 1981

40 min · 11 tracks

A melodic blend of soft rock and new wave, underscored by introspective lyrics and vibrant instrumentation.

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One By One — This opening track sets the tone for the album with its catchy melody and reflective lyrics about personal connection amidst life's chaos.
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(Why Don't You) Let Me Go — The track showcases Green's ability to fuse emotional weight with upbeat instrumentation, making it memorable and relatable.
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Brave Madonna — This song features poignant storytelling that highlights Green's lyrical prowess, combining vivid imagery with a haunting melody.

Tracklist

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1 One By One 3:31
2 (Why Don't You) Let Me Go 4:23
3 Cold Modern Day 3:45
4 When I Was Young 3:21
5 It's a Hard World 3:46
6 Let It Rock 2:56
7 Too Many Fools 3:02
8 Set Me Free 3:40
9 Brave Madonna 3:21
10 Sign of the Times 5:24
11 Promises 3:13

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