Love and Dancing
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Love and Dancing | ||
EP by The Human League | ||
Released | 1982 | |
Genre | Synthpop, Dance | |
Length | 35:40 | |
Label | Virgin Records | |
Producer(s) | Martin Rushent The Human League |
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Professional reviews | ||
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The Human League chronology | ||
Dare! (1981) |
Love and Dancing (1982) |
Fascination! (1983) |
Love and Dancing is an EP released by English synthpop band The Human League in 1982. It was released under the name "The League Unlimited Orchestra" as a nod to Barry White's Love Unlimited Orchestra. The EP contained songs from the previous album Dare!, presented in dub music versions, along with a version of the track "Hard Times", which was the B-side of "Love Action".
Printed within the sleeve was the message, "This album contains instrumental versions of previously released songs by the Human League specially remixed and produced by Martin Rushent."
In 2002 the album Dare! and Love and Dancing were remastered and re-issued together on one CD.
[edit] Track listing
- "Hard Times" (Callis, Oakey, Wright)
- "Love Action (I Believe in Love)" (Burden, Oakey)
- "Don't You Want Me" (Callis, Oakey, Wright)
- "Things That Dreams Are Made Of" (Oakey, Wright)
- "Do or Die" (Burden, Oakey)
- "Seconds" (Callis, Oakey, Wright)
- "Open Your Heart" (Callis, Oakey)
- "The Sound of the Crowd" (Burden, Oakey)