Massive Luxury Overdose

When La Camilla left the band in 1991, she was replaced by Michaela Dornonville de la Cour. For the second release in 1992, the band recorded four new songs and reissued the album with a new cover, introducing de la Cour. Army of Lovers made their first tour in March 1992 and at that time the album had already sold over 500,000 copies. The tour began in Sweden, at High Chaparral in Kulltorp, and after several Swedish cities the tour continued throughout Europe. ==Critical reception==

AllMusic editor Neil Raggett wrote, "Some album titles do nail it, and this is one of the prime candidates." "Crucified" was named the "most memorable number", "a totally over-the-top disco anthem on all fronts". He also mentioned the "half-twinky, half-ominous" "Candyman Messiah" and "Say Goodbye to Babylon", which are "taking religious imagery and tweaking it for all it's worth". American magazine Billboard constated that the "campy Swedish trio continues to reverently pilfer through '70s-era disco and '80s-style hi-NRG on this glittery sophomore outing." They highlighted the "bombastic" "Dynasty of Planet Chromada" and the "swin-vibed" "Say Goodbye to Babylon", and concluded, "Melodramatic dance/pop that should make acts like Pet Shop Boys green with envy." NME said, "A great record, proper disco style dance music and packed full of cultural surprises." ==Commercial performance==

In Sweden, Massive Luxury Overdose sold about 70,000 copies, and worldwide the album sold at least 2 million copies. ==Track listing==

Note • Track 7, "Ride the Bullet", was not included on copies of the 1992 reissue in the United States. ==Personnel==

• Erika Essen-Möller, Jean-Paul Wall, Katarina Wilczewski, Malin Bäckström, Richard Evenlind – backing vocals • Per Adebratt – co-producer (tracks 1–6, 8–10), engineer (tracks 1–10), mixing (tracks 1–10) • Anders Wollbeck – guitar (tracks 1, 5, 7, 10), keyboards (tracks 1–10), producer (tracks 1–10), programming (tracks 1–10) • André Ferrari – percussion (tracks 1, 4, 5, 10) • Alexander Bard – producer (tracks 1–10) • Anders Gustavson – saxophone (tracks 1, 5, 8, 10) ==Charts==

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