in empty tape so the music would jerk, and no one had done stuff like this before. The guys mastering the album were saying, ‘You can't do this.’ It was that original." Oakey and Rushent both considered Love and Dancing to be better than Dare, the latter believing it to break the mould and ignite "the whole of the modern dance scene," commenting: "There isn't one effect or trick that you hear in any gene of modern dance music that you won't find on Love and Dancing. Like the stuttering vocals. That's the first record you'll find it on." He cited creating Love and Dancing as the most creative experience he had ever had, but also found it hard to follow up from, and took a lengthy hiatus from music production. Virgin Records released Love and Dancing on CD in 1984 and a remastered CD edition on 6 January 2003. Dare/Love and Dancing, containing remastered versions of the two albums in the same package, was released by Virgin Records in the UK on 21 October 2002 and by Caroline Records in the US on 28 January 2003. Billboard magazine described Dare/Love and Dancing as a "Vital Reissue". In the early 2010s, Rushent began creating an updated version of Love and Dancing using live instrumentation, but the project went unfinished due to his death in 2011. His son, producer Tim Rushent, said of the incomplete project: "He hated to repeat himself and was always looking to move productions forwards and challenge himself. There are some recordings, but they're not what he settled on. The plan is for the first, last and only time, one take, Love And Dancing Live. It's all mapped out, it's all dad's work. And dad being dad, it's not as straightforward as it sounds. All we have to do is see that his final production happens." Track listing Side one "Hard Times" (Callis, Oakey, Wright) – 5:40 "Love Action (I Believe in Love)" (Burden, Oakey) – 5:12 "Don't You Want Me" (Callis, Oakey, Wright) – 7:18 Side two "Things That Dreams Are Made Of" (Oakey, Wright) – 5:10 "Do or Die" (Burden, Oakey) – 4:36 "Seconds" (Callis, Oakey, Wright) – 2:25 "Open Your Heart" (Callis, Oakey) – 2:35 "The Sound of the Crowd" (Burden, Oakey) – 2:55 Personnel Martin Rushent – producer, mixer Simon Fowler – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References 1982 remix albums