Love Goes On (Dreams Come True album)

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1989 studio album by Dreams Come True (band)

Love Goes On...

Studio album by

Dreams Come True (band)

Released

November 22, 1989

Recorded

1988–1989

Genre

J-pop
jazz rock
contemporary R&B
synth funk
new wave

Producer

Mike Pela
The Dreams Come True Band

Dreams Come True (band) chronology

Dreams Come True
(1989)

Love Goes On...
(1989)

Wonder 3
(1990)

Love Goes On... is the 1989 second album of Japanese band Dreams Come True.^[1]^[2] The album peaked at No. 8 on the Japan album chart selling 1,508,000 copies during its chart run.

Track listing

with approximate translations

Ureshī! Tanoshī! Daisuki (うれしい!たのしい!大好き! happy! enjoy it! I like it!)
Ureshi-hazukashi asagaeri (うれしはずかし朝帰り Happy Walk of Shame)
Bigmouth no gyakushū (BIG MOUTHの逆襲)
Medicine
Lat.43°N (forty-three degrees north latitude)
Jibun gattena yoru (自分勝手な夜 selfish night)
Hoshizora ga utsuru umi (星空が映る海 sea reflects the starry sky)
Santa to tenshi ga warau yoru (サンタと天使が笑う夜 "The night Santa and the angel laughed")
Love Goes On...
Mirai yoso zu II (未来予想図II "Prospective view of the future II")

References

^ Sam Pettus, David Munoz, Kevin Williams Service Games: The Rise and Fall of SEGA 2013 1311080821 p63 "Dreams Come True, a J-pop band that had hit the Japanese music scene the year before, went on a nationwide tour to promote their second album, Love Goes On."
^ Colin Larkin, The Virgin encyclopedia of nineties music Muze UK Ltd – 2000 p.134 "ALBUMS: Dreams Come True (Sony Japan 1989)***, Love Goes On (Sony Japan 1989)***, Wonder 3 (Sony Japan 1990)***, ..."