Home / Music / Martin Rushent turned Human League tracks into extended dance versionsMusic linernotes album music the-human-leagueMartin Rushent turned Human League tracks into extended dance versionsA 1982 remix album where producer Martin Rushent took tracks from The Human League’s Dare and stretched them into extended dance versions. A document of early-80s remix culture. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesThe Human League lost two founding members before DareDon't You Want Me was Dare's biggest hit, topping charts on both sides of the AtlanticMartin Rushent built a custom studio for Dare's polished synth-pop soundRushent rebuilt the songs instead of just extending themThe Human League's 'Don't You Want Me' topped charts in the UK and USExploreStarless and Bible Black was David Cross's last full album with King CrimsonFacing You was Keith Jarrett's first solo album — three years before the Köln ConcertGolden Heart was Mark Knopfler's first album without Dire StraitsSchoenberg's String Quartet No. 2: atonality with a soprano and a line from another planetThe Carter Family's recordings built the foundation of country musicPrevious Nick Davis produced This IslandNext Martin Rushent and The Human League co-produced Dare.