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Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
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Philip Oakey &
Giorgio Moroder
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Why Must the Show Go on? - 4.10 lyric
In Transit ( Instrumental ) - 0.56
Goodbye Bad Times - 3.51 lyric
Brand New Love ( Take a Chance ) - 3.59 lyric
Valerie - 3.24 lyric
Now - 4.26 lyric
Together in Electric Dreams - 3.52 lyric
Be My Lover Now - 3.51 lyric
Shake It up - 4.16 lyric
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Produced by Giorgio Moroder
for Revelation Music AG
All songs written by Giorgio Moroder and Philip Oakey exept "In
Transit" by Giorgio Moroder. |
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Elizabeth Daily and Joe Esposito collaborate as
Background Vocals.
Richie Zito on the Guitars and Giorgio Moroder on the Occasional
Synthesizers.
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Billboard review for week
ending 7/27/85
Electronic pop has yielded significant ground to other rock and pop
styles during the past year, but this collaboration between the Human
League vocalist and the pioneering techno-pop producer could easily
rise above that downward trend, thanks to Moroder's typically vivid
orchestrations and sweeping production. Oakey's vocals prove more
disciplined, meshing comfortably with his partner's intricate settings.
Emphasis on uptempo romantic songs should also buttress CHR options
with club prospects. |
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