What's next on my 'connect' playlist ?

[the engine]

I recently bought and put together a case of 13" cubes called an ' Expedit ' from a certain scandanavian homeware store. It's 25 cubes each holding arround 80 LPs. So now apart from the real dross my whole vinyl album collection is in my listening room....at last. ( if my floor holds up "tch" )
SO ,I had this silly and not at all original idea. Bloody good fun though. It's surprising what you find you used to hate but now it's actually ok.
Think of a word....play an album. Connect the title or artists name to a next album , and so on. Just like that silly game where kids connect words till they come back to the original. I started with The Fall album ' cerebral caustic '....next on was ' Talking Heads 77 ' Get it ?
So now I'm fecked....Where do I go from
ABC's ' Lexicon of love ' ???
OH...the word 'Love' is not allowed....to easy.
Thanks for any help pop pickers.:scratch:

[chelsea]

XTC - black sea

[steveledzep]

Cameo - Word Up.

I'm planning some Expedit too.

[The Grand Wazoo]

This is very simple - just follow the path which has been meticulously laid out for you by the diligent contributors to the Degrees of Separation (http://theartofsound.net/forum/showthread.php?t=7365) thread on your favourite fun forum. If you don't have the required albums, just buy them!

[the engine]

Nah mine's about words not artist collaborations.
That's hell of a thread but mine is a dummies version of word association .Then we can use our imagination a little without having to be know alls and start reading liner notes etc.
Anyway I went as suggested with XTC .
Next up was Penetration with 'Moving Targets '
I thought ecstasy and penetration went nicely.
There must be plenty to go with that ??

[The Grand Wazoo]

The undercurrent running through DoS is 'who can make the most tenuous link between their tracks of choice - details artist collaborations are only ever used if there's nothing else left!
How about this for example, where we went from:

Smashing Pumpkins - 'Bullet with Butterfly Wings'

...by saying:
If you study butterflies, your lepidopterological investigations would teach you that among the various butterflies are two particular genera called Lycaena and Plebeius
......................the Coppers and the Blues

...and arriving at:
Sugar - 'Copper Blue'

[the engine]

Impressive indeed !
But as I said......Word association is where I'm coming from.
If one can produce a baffling , yet still relevant suggestion ( with an explanation if deemed necessary ) then great. Plus....I only got 1500 or so to choose from hahaha.