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* * Alexander O’Neal, “Love Makes No Sense,” Tabu/A&M.; O’Neal has what it takes to be the quintessential soul singer of his generation. Unfortunately, he peaked back in the mid-’80s with fiery, attitude-laden dance hits like “Fake” and “Criticize.” It makes no sense that subsequent records--including this one--should be so tepid.
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