Section 25 - Love and Hate - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Digitally re-mastered and expanded edition of the fourth studio album by Section 25, originally issued by Factory Records in 1988. The seven bonus tracks include both remixes of 'Bad News Week' by Bernard Sumner of New Order, released as a Factory maxi single. Also includes 'Crazy Wisdom' also features (produced by Sumner with Donald Johnson of a Certain Ratio), along with several previously unreleased demo tracks and remixes.
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionDigitally re-mastered and expanded edition of the fourth studio album by Section 25, originally issued by Factory Records in 1988. The seven bonus tracks include both remixes of 'Bad News Week' by Bernard Sumner of New Order, released as a Factory maxi single. Also includes 'Crazy Wisdom' also features (produced by Sumner with Donald Johnson of a Certain Ratio), along with several previously unreleased demo tracks and remixes.ArtistSection 25TitleLove and HateFormatCDLabelFactory Benelux
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