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・ A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Everyday)
・ A Love She Can Count On
・ A Love Song (Lee Greenwood song)
・ A Love Song (Loggins and Messina song)
・ A Love Song for Bobby Long
・ A Love Story (1933 film)
・ A Love Story (2007 film)
・ A Love Story (album)
・ A Love Stronger Than Death
・ A Love Sublime
・ A Love Supreme
・ A Love Supreme (Chanté Moore album)
・ A Love Supreme (disambiguation)
・ A Love Supreme (Dollhouse)
・ A Love Supreme (fanzine)
A Love Surreal
・ A Love That Will Never Grow Old
・ A Love to Hide
・ A Love to Kill
・ A Love Tragedy in Spain
・ A Love Trilogy
・ A Lovely Day Tomorrow
・ A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur
・ A Lovely Way to Die
・ A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening
・ A Lovely Way to Spend Christmas
・ A Lover For Two
・ A Lover in Pawn
・ A Lover's Complaint
・ A Lover's Concerto


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A Love Surreal : ウィキペディア英語版
A Love Surreal

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''A Love Surreal'' is the third studio album by American neo soul singer Bilal, released on February 26, 2013, by eOne. He recorded the album for five months at various studios with most of the recording crew from his 2010 album ''Airtight's Revenge'', including producer Shafiq Husayn, drummer Steve McKie, and pianist Robert Glasper. Bilal wrote and produced most of the album, which he titled in reference to his unreleased album ''Love for Sale'' and John Coltrane's 1965 album ''A Love Supreme''.
''A Love Surreal'' explores different stages of love in a cycle of slow-burning songs that Bilal deliberately wrote for female listeners. Its songs eschew the personal and societal themes of ''Airtight's Revenge'' in favor of upbeat songs about cultivating a romance and meditative laments on its dissolution. Bilal wanted to make the album sound multidimensional and drew on the surrealist art of Salvador Dalí for inspiration.
Bilal premiered the album's music in his performance at ''World Cafe Live'' in Philadelphia. Its lead single "Back to Love" was released on December 11, 2012. ''A Love Surreal'' received universal acclaim from music critics, who praised Bilal's expressive singing, clever songwriting, and mellow musical style.
== Background ==
After writing his 2010 album ''Airtight's Revenge'' with themes intended for male listeners, Bilal wrote ''A Love Surreal'' for female listeners with lyrics about love.〔 He described writing the album as a surrealistic exploration of love. He was inspired by the surrealism of Spanish painter Salvador Dalí,〔 after viewing a 2005 Salvador Dalí exhibit at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. He also drew on the shelving of his unreleased album ''Love for Sale'', which inspired ''A Love Surreal''s title. He elaborated on the inspiration behind the album in an interview for Okayplayer:
Bilal was motivated to sign with eOne by the artistic freedom they had given fellow recording artist Dwele. The album's title was also inspired by John Coltrane's 1965 album ''A Love Supreme''.

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