Album
Dare / Love And Dancing
2002 · Electronic
Rare pressing on Gatefold

Dare / Love And Dancing is an Electronic album by The Human League, originally released in 2002. On Gatefold: 5 pressings tracked.
About
Following the breakup of the original Human League lineup, Philip Oakey took control of the band and transformed their once-abrasive synth-pop into chart-topping hits on <i>Dare</i>. The band’s robotic, stylized rhythms collide with irrefutably catchy tunes on “Love Action (I Believe In Love)” and “Don’t You Want Me,” two of New Wave’s most winning singles. With layers of baroque, buzzing synths, “Darkness” and “Do or Die” delve into the band’s goth side, but the soaring “Open Your Heart” reveals the sensitive soul beneath their mannequin makeup.
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Tracklist
- 1The Things That Dreams Are Made Of4:18
- 2Open Your Heart3:56
- 3The Sound Of The Crowd4:07
- 4Darkness3:59
- 5Do Or Die5:25
- 6Get Carter1:02
- 7I Am The Law4:08
- 8Seconds4:59
- 9Love Action (I Believe In Love)5:02
- 10Don't You Want Me4:01
- 11Hard Times5:42
- 12Love Action (I Believe In Love)5:12
- 13Don't You Want Me7:13
- 14The Things That Dreams Are Made Of5:09
- 15Do Or Die4:36
- 16Seconds2:26
- 17Open Your Heart2:50
- 18The Sound Of The Crowd2:40
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- synthetic
- euphoric
- urban
“Dare / Love and Dancing” is a compilation of Dare (album released October 1981) and Love And Dancing (dub album released June 1982).
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- David M. AllenPROGRAMMED BY
- Ian BurdenSYNTHESIZER
- Jo CallisSYNTHESIZER
- Joanne CatherallVOCALS
- Martin RushentPROGRAMMED BY
- Philip Adrian WrightFILM TECHNICIAN , SYNTHESIZER OTHER , SYNTHESIZER SYNTHESIZER , PERFORMER
- Philip OakeySYNTHESIZER VOCALS VOCALS, SYNTHESIZER
- Susanne SulleyVOCALS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 5 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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