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Track Listings
| 1. It Doesn't Have To Be |
| 2. Hideaway |
| 3. Don't Dance |
| 4. If I Could |
| 5. Sexuality |
| 6. Victim Of Love |
| 7. Leave Me To Bleed |
| 8. Sometimes |
| 9. Circus |
| 10. Spiralling |
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Erasure's second album, 1987's THE CIRCUS, is one of their most uncompromising in several ways. The duo's most unfailingly dancefloor-oriented release, much of THE CIRCUS consistsof in-your-face Hi-NRG disco beats largely unvarnished by the pop savvy of later singles like "Stop!" or "Chains of Love". Similarly, THE CIRCUS finds singer Andy Bell in completecontrol of Erasure's lyrics--much of 1986's WONDERLAND had been written solely by partner Vince Clarke--and the emphatically gay singer bluntly tackles major themes on songs like "It Doesn't Have To Be" and "Hideaway". A powerful, sometimes unsettling album.
An important note: Later in 1987, THECIRCUS was radically reworked into the remixed/re-recorded THE TWO RING CIRCUS. The two albums fundamentally differ enough that Erasure fans will want both. THE CIRCUS's bitterly sarcastic "Sexuality" and a reworking of "In the Hall of theMountain King" from Edvard Grieg's PEER GYNT are not included on THE TWO RING CIRCUS.
Erasure's second album, 1987's THE CIRCUS, is one of their most uncompromising in several ways. The duo's most unfailingly dancefloor-oriented release, much of THE CIRCUS consistsof in-your-face Hi-NRG disco beats largely unvarnished by the pop savvy of later singles like "Stop!" or "Chains of Love". Similarly, THE CIRCUS finds singer Andy Bell in completecontrol of Erasure's lyrics--much of 1986's WONDERLAND had been written solely by partner Vince Clarke--and the emphatically gay singer bluntly tackles major themes on songs like "It Doesn't Have To Be" and "Hideaway". A powerful, sometimes unsettling album.
An important note: Later in 1987, THECIRCUS was radically reworked into the remixed/re-recorded THE TWO RING CIRCUS. The two albums fundamentally differ enough that Erasure fans will want both. THE CIRCUS's bitterly sarcastic "Sexuality" and a reworking of "In the Hall of theMountain King" from Edvard Grieg's PEER GYNT are not included on THE TWO RING CIRCUS.
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