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Points on the Curve is Wang Chung's second album and first album since changing their name from Huang Chung and switching from Arista to the Geffen record label. It was ranked #30 on The Billboard 200 album charts on July 14, 1984 and features the number 1 dance single "Dance Hall Days" and includes the hit singles: "Don't Let Go", "Don't Be My Enemy", and "Wait".
The title Points on the Curve is apparently a reference to a chord in geometry. In this case, the chord is a musical chord.
[edit] Track listing
- "Dance Hall Days" – 3:58
- "Wait" – 4:22
- "True Love" – 3:51
- "The Waves" – 4:26
- "Look at Me Now" – 4:36
- "Don't Let Go" – 4:21
- "Even If You Dream" – 4:08
- "Don't Be My Enemy" – 4:24
- "Devoted Friends" – 4:07
- "Talk It Out" – 4:48
[edit] Credits
- Mel Collins: Saxophone
- Chris Hughes: Rhythm, sequence and computer programming
- Paul Ridout: MC4 programming
- Assistant Engineer: Mark McGuire
- Management: David Massey at Domino Directions Ltd., London
- Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London
- LP originally mastered by Greg Fulginiti at Artisan Sound Recorders, Los Angeles
- CDD Pre-Mastering by WCI Record Group
- Thanks to Peter Reichardt, Ronnie Vance, and Mark McGuire (aka Trouser Billy)
- Special thanks to John Kalodner, and Carole Childs
- LP design and art director: Barney Bubbles
- Front cover photograph: Brian Griffin
- Back cover photograph: Paul Cox
- Hand tinting: Ronn Specer
