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Track Listings
| 1. Slow Car To China |
| 2. Night Talk |
| 3. Subway Called You |
| 4. Cry The Clock Said |
| 5. She's Got Claws |
| 6. Crash |
| 7. Boys Like Me |
| 8. Stories |
| 9. My Brother's Time |
| 10. You Are You Are |
| 11. Moral |
| 12. Stormtrooper In Drag |
| 13. Face To Face |
| 14. Dance |
| 15. Exhibition |
| 16. I Sing Rain |
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DANCE is an ironic title indeed for one of Gary Numan's latter- period recordings. This slab of decidedly un-danceable tunes, replete with Numan's trademark synth rhythms, beatboxes, and beautifully sculpted robotic-analogue sounds, remains vastly underrated and unappreciated.
Numan's compositional finesse has hardly ebbed over time. If anything, his obsession with sci-fi imagery has grown ever more fantastic ("ASubway Called You", "She's Got Claws"). "Slowcar to China" offers nearly quaint, purring beats and sparkling keyboards,while the stuttering rhythmic hiccups and bottom-end gank of "Night Talk" prove that Mick Karn's bass was integral to these recordings. DANCE certainly wasn't pop music-much of itis too odd and awry for radio exposure-but the album nonetheless managed to worm its way into numerous charts and hearts. With the new-electronic brigade discovering the retro joys of early '80s tech, DANCE is an album that warrants overdue re-evaluation.
DANCE is an ironic title indeed for one of Gary Numan's latter- period recordings. This slab of decidedly un-danceable tunes, replete with Numan's trademark synth rhythms, beatboxes, and beautifully sculpted robotic-analogue sounds, remains vastly underrated and unappreciated.
Numan's compositional finesse has hardly ebbed over time. If anything, his obsession with sci-fi imagery has grown ever more fantastic ("ASubway Called You", "She's Got Claws"). "Slowcar to China" offers nearly quaint, purring beats and sparkling keyboards,while the stuttering rhythmic hiccups and bottom-end gank of "Night Talk" prove that Mick Karn's bass was integral to these recordings. DANCE certainly wasn't pop music-much of itis too odd and awry for radio exposure-but the album nonetheless managed to worm its way into numerous charts and hearts. With the new-electronic brigade discovering the retro joys of early '80s tech, DANCE is an album that warrants overdue re-evaluation.