Love & Hate (song)
"Love and Hate" is a single from Ryuichi Sakamoto and former Frankie Goes to Hollywood singer Holly Johnson. The single was released in 1994. The song features Johnson on vocals. The video for the song was used for live performances of Ryuichi Sakamoto in order to have vocals from Johnson.
The song was written by Holly Johnson (lyrics) and Ryuichi Sakamoto (music).
Johnson recently stated the idea of working with Sakamoto came about through Bob Johnson, the first manager of Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Roddy Frame who Bob Johnson managed was a friend of Sakamoto.[1]
Track listing
- 12" Single
- "Love & Hate (Extended Mix)" - 5:31
- "Love & Hate (NYC Personal Mix)" - 5:18
- "Love & Hate (Edit)" - 4:10
- "Love & Hate (Love Mix)" - 7:10
- "Love & Hate (Hate Mix)" - 7:19
- 12" Single (UK promo)
- "Love & Hate (Love Mix)" - 7:10
- "Love & Hate (Hate Mix)" - 7:19
- "Love & Hate (Extended Mix)" - 5:31
- "Love & Hate (NYC Personal Mix)" - 5:18
- 12" Single (American promo)
- "Love and Hate (Hate Mix)" - 7:19
- "Love and Hate (Message Mix-Single Edit)" - 4:10
- "Love and Hate (Love Mix)" - 7:10
- "Love and Hate (NYC Personal Mix)" - 5:18
- CD Single
- "Love & Hate (Edit)" - 3:36
- "Love & Hate (Love Mix)" - 7:10
- "Love & Hate (Hate Mix)" - 7:19
- "Love and Hate (NYC Personal Mix)" - 5:18
- "Love & Hate (Extended Mix)" - 5:31
- CD Single (European Limited Edition Digipack release)
- "Love & Hate (Edit)" - 3:36
- "Love & Hate (Love Mix)" - 7:10
- "Love & Hate (Hate Mix)" - 7:19
- "Love and Hate (NYC Personal Mix)" - 5:18
- "Love & Hate (Extended Mix)" - 5:31
Chart performance
The track failed to enter on the UK Singles Chart.
Remixes and B-sides
- "Love & Hate" (edit)
- "Love & Hate" (Love mix)
- "Love & Hate" (Hate mix)
- "Love & Hate" (NYC Personal mix)
- "Love & Hate" (extended mix)
- "Love and Hate" (Message Mix-single edit)
- "Love and Hate" (Butterfly of Digable Planets mix)
- "Love and Hate" (Marshall Jefferson mix)
- "Love and Hate" (album mix)
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- Thousand Knives (1978)
- B-2 Unit (1980)
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- Futurista (1986)
- Neo Geo (1987)
- Beauty (1989)
- Heartbeat (1991)
- Sweet Revenge (1994)
- Smoochy (1995)
- 1996 (1996)
- Discord (1997)
- BTTB (1999)
- Comica (2002)
- Elephantism (2002)
- Chasm (2004)
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- /04 (2004)
- /05 (2005)
- Bricolages (2006)
- Year Book 2005–2014 (2015)
- Year Book 1971-1979 (2016)
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