Love Is All That Matters
"Love Is All That Matters" is the third single taken from the British synthpop group The Human League's 1986 album, Crash. It was recorded in early 1986 at the Flyte Time studios in Minneapolis while the Human League were in residence recording Crash with producers Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis.
This single was like many others from the album, a love song aimed towards the United States market, where the first single from Crash, "Human", had reached number one. However, this single failed and only charted in the UK where it reached number 41. The B side is an instrumental version.
In the UK, after the dismal failure of the second single from Crash "I Need Your Loving" had put a stop to further releases from Crash. "Love Is All That Matters" was released principally to promote the imminent release of the (then) first Human League Greatest Hits album in 1988.
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