I bought this as a gift for someone who had it previously but lost it sometime last year. She absolutely loved it, although she did before as well. I also love the music, and the CD was in good condition. The only thing is that the CD case I noticed was broken, and I'm not sure if it came like that or if it happened afterwards. It's hard to tell because I saw the crack only about a half hour after receiving the CD, so there wasn't much time for me to smash it up.
Either way the CD quality was good, no scratches or skips in the songs, I loved the music and my friend appreciated the gift a lot. Loved it!
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Track Listings
| 1 | Who Needs Love Like That |
| 2 | Reunion |
| 3 | Cry So Easy |
| 4 | Senseless |
| 5 | Heavenly Action |
| 6 | Say What |
| 7 | Love Is A Loser |
| 8 | March On Down The Line |
| 9 | My Heart...So Blue |
| 10 | Oh L'Amour |
| 11 | Who Needs Love Like That (The Love That Mix Version) |
| 12 | Oh L' Amour (The Funky Sisters Remix) |
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.84 x 5.63 x 0.47 inches; 3.03 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Reprise / Wea
- Date First Available : December 17, 2006
- Label : Reprise / Wea
- ASIN : B000002L8N
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #122,631 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #799 in Disco (CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,425 in New Wave
- #4,238 in Dance Pop (CDs & Vinyl)
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2014
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2016
Fantastic freshman album. Beyond being a typical sound from the 80s, many of the songs still hold up well. Who need love like that, and Oh L'Amour are strong standards,while love is a loser is campy and bright.
March on down the line easily qualifies as a torch song for young gay men, and my heart so blue exemplifies Andy Bell's (sometimes) restrained vocals.
Fun and meaningful, wonderland is a must For any electronic /80s pop collector, and a fantastic start if your new to the genre.
March on down the line easily qualifies as a torch song for young gay men, and my heart so blue exemplifies Andy Bell's (sometimes) restrained vocals.
Fun and meaningful, wonderland is a must For any electronic /80s pop collector, and a fantastic start if your new to the genre.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018
The 1987 American release has a defect on track 11 (Who Needs Love Like That remix). The beginning of the song, for about a whole minute, has loud static in the left channel, as well as level problems between the left and right channels. I recommend finding a different version of this album. I've tried several copies and they have all had this error. The release number is 7599-25354-2
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2015
Prime Erasure, still not as good as "The Innocents" which was their best.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2016
It was a present. Friend was very happy!
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2011
Very happy with my CD this was a Christmas gift and your shipping was great came on time and in great shap, yes I would buy from you again. Thank You.
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2013
I love this CD...I have it on tape and needed to listen to it again so, I bought the CD. I still love it!!!
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2007
there's not much to be said about 'wonderland' that's not already been said. but having said that, i'll throw in my two cents.
after yazoo (sadly) disbanned, vince placed an advert, got something like 40 demos, and consequently chose andy bell. the choice was obviously inspired as andy bell's velvet pipes and flair for the theatrical were a perfect marriage for vince's new, openly upbeat and unpretentious pop. though still a synthpop band, erasure pointed vince in a new direction (as the band name would indicate). gone were the minor-key masterpieces vince wrote in depeche ('photographic,' 'no disco') and yazoo ('don't go,' 'softly over'), and upfront and center were, well, theatrically upbeat songs. 'oh l'amour' still holds its status as one of the seminal songs of the decade. 'who needs love like that' is cheeky and fun. 'heavenly action' and 'reunion' are throwaway songs, but still great listening--easy and fun. 'love is a loser' is vince's answer to the beach boys. but the end of the album, with it's one-two punch of 'oh l'amour' and 'my heart...so blue' really make the album. the former a dance club staple, the latter and gut-wrenching ballad.
wonderland, for all its cheekiness, was a necessary springboard for a band that would grow, mature, refine its sound, and dominate the charts for the next 15 years. sometimes the perfect storm swells. as far as erasure is concerned, the stars aligned. they were perfect songwriter and vocalist, equally matched, equally talented, equally entertaining. and they turned it into the most successful synthpop duo ever (granted there aren't many, but the blow everyone else out of the water).
if you do buy 'wonderland,' seek out the import version as it contains two tracks unavailable on the american release, 'pistol' and 'push me shove me.' both are fantastic and essential erasure. if you need them, let me know. :)
after yazoo (sadly) disbanned, vince placed an advert, got something like 40 demos, and consequently chose andy bell. the choice was obviously inspired as andy bell's velvet pipes and flair for the theatrical were a perfect marriage for vince's new, openly upbeat and unpretentious pop. though still a synthpop band, erasure pointed vince in a new direction (as the band name would indicate). gone were the minor-key masterpieces vince wrote in depeche ('photographic,' 'no disco') and yazoo ('don't go,' 'softly over'), and upfront and center were, well, theatrically upbeat songs. 'oh l'amour' still holds its status as one of the seminal songs of the decade. 'who needs love like that' is cheeky and fun. 'heavenly action' and 'reunion' are throwaway songs, but still great listening--easy and fun. 'love is a loser' is vince's answer to the beach boys. but the end of the album, with it's one-two punch of 'oh l'amour' and 'my heart...so blue' really make the album. the former a dance club staple, the latter and gut-wrenching ballad.
wonderland, for all its cheekiness, was a necessary springboard for a band that would grow, mature, refine its sound, and dominate the charts for the next 15 years. sometimes the perfect storm swells. as far as erasure is concerned, the stars aligned. they were perfect songwriter and vocalist, equally matched, equally talented, equally entertaining. and they turned it into the most successful synthpop duo ever (granted there aren't many, but the blow everyone else out of the water).
if you do buy 'wonderland,' seek out the import version as it contains two tracks unavailable on the american release, 'pistol' and 'push me shove me.' both are fantastic and essential erasure. if you need them, let me know. :)
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wendy howarth
5.0 out of 5 stars
what no pistol?
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 18, 2021
i'm over the moon with this album, but pistol isn't on it. perhaps it was deemed too cheeky by the powers that be? or is my memory failing me? perhaps it's on the innocents.
2 4 6 8 is that copper really straight?
anyway love is a loser is on there, and i reckon that is my favourite track on wonderland: dancing across the nation. all really catchy, infectious tunes though. toppa.
2 4 6 8 is that copper really straight?
anyway love is a loser is on there, and i reckon that is my favourite track on wonderland: dancing across the nation. all really catchy, infectious tunes though. toppa.
steven macdonald
5.0 out of 5 stars
sold by round3 uk-cd does not play in my stereos ...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 13, 2016
sold by round3 uk-cd does not play in my stereos or laptop comes up no cd,case was damaged as well,threw in bin won't use this seller again,1 STAR FOR THIS SELLER. Bought cd from tunesonline,5 STARS FOR THIS SELLER,as replacement for round3uk cd that did not work.Tunesonline cd works fine and delivered on date they quoted,love this cd brings back memories of the 80s when I played the tape constantly along with the circus.
Jess E
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderland is amazing!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 8, 2019
One of Erasure's lesser known albums but I think one of the best. Reunion is a true great!
nemo
5.0 out of 5 stars
IT Wonder...full
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 27, 2019
Oh lamour. who need love like that.
Hookplate64
4.0 out of 5 stars
Still Good
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 31, 2015
Not one of their best albums but worth it none the less. A good sound and as a nostalgic piece it works.
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