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Track Listings
| 1. Chorus |
| 2. Waiting For The Day |
| 3. Joan |
| 4. Breath Of Life |
| 5. Am I Right |
| 6. How I Love To Hate You |
| 7. Turns The Love To Anger |
| 8. Siren Song |
| 9. Perfect Stranger |
| 10. Home |
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1991's CHORUS was a transitional album, as Erasure built onthe musical and lyrical advances of 1989's WILD! and reached towards the more melancholy, mature work of 1994's I SAY ISAY I SAY. Andy Bell exploits his remarkable vocal range throughout, moving effortlessly from a lower-register growl tofalsetto wails. Similarly, Vince Clarke's melodies and arrangements integrate the Hi-NRG electronic beats and synthesizers of the band's earliest work with the more reflective, organic sound of their later releases.
The title track, a danceclub hit in both England and the United States, is a delight, but the more ruminative "Am I Right?" and "Breath of Life" are sturdier songs. Aside from the delightful tribute EP ABBA-ESQUE and the singles collection POP!, this was Erasure's last release for over three years.
1991's CHORUS was a transitional album, as Erasure built onthe musical and lyrical advances of 1989's WILD! and reached towards the more melancholy, mature work of 1994's I SAY ISAY I SAY. Andy Bell exploits his remarkable vocal range throughout, moving effortlessly from a lower-register growl tofalsetto wails. Similarly, Vince Clarke's melodies and arrangements integrate the Hi-NRG electronic beats and synthesizers of the band's earliest work with the more reflective, organic sound of their later releases.
The title track, a danceclub hit in both England and the United States, is a delight, but the more ruminative "Am I Right?" and "Breath of Life" are sturdier songs. Aside from the delightful tribute EP ABBA-ESQUE and the singles collection POP!, this was Erasure's last release for over three years.
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