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" The Second Time " Released: 1 October 1984
" The Touch " Released: 26 November 1984
" Rage to Love " Released: 15 April 1985


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Teases & Dares is the fourth studio album by Kim Wilde , released in November 1984 via MCA Records . The song "Is It Over" featured in the film Fletch .

After leaving RAK Records , who had released her first three albums, Wilde signed to MCA Records in 1984. Her brother, Ricky Wilde, continued to serve as her producer, though was now assisted by their father, Marty Wilde , who also continued to co-write material. For the first time, Kim Wilde also received a co-producer credit and the album also marked the first time in which she earned a sole songwriting credit, for the tracks "Fit In" and "Shangri-La".

Three singles were taken from the album. " The Second Time " reached the UK Top 30 and the Top 10 in Germany, as well as becoming only her second single to reach the Billboard Hot 100 in the US, where it was retitled "Go for It" and peaked at No. 65. The second single from the album, " The Touch ", was less successful but the third single, " Rage to Love " (remixed by Dave Edmunds ), returned Wilde to the UK Top 20 for the first time in three years.

Prompted by her new record company, Wilde underwent a change of image for Teases & Dares and found herself being recast "in an entirely new light". [1] She changed from a girl wearing secondhand clothes with self-dyed hair, to a Barbarella -inspired sci-fi heroine (by XL Design) for the cover of " The Second Time ". Though this was initially only for the single, MCA Records decided to use the new image for the album cover also, which Wilde objected to. She later claimed that the album sleeve was one of the reasons for its weak sales, stating that it confused members of her audience who still regarded her as the "girl next door". For subsequent single releases from the album, Wilde switched back to an image she identified more with. For the " Rage to Love " promotion, she wore one of her father's Teddy Boy jackets, in keeping with the rockabilly retro theme of the song.

Billboard magazine praised Wilde for combining "techno-pop with a torch-styled edge" and described the sound as "somewhere between Sheena Easton and Debbie Harry ". [2] Rolling Stone described the "randy" lyrics for "The Second Time", written by Wilde's brother and father, as "somewhat perverse" and found her "too bland and docile a singer to generate much heat or to enliven Ricki's stale wall-of-synths production." However, the reviewer reserved praise for Kim's self-written efforts, writing that "Fit In" and "Shangri-La" "have the passive, yearning tone of a jailhouse diary" and expressed hope that the "vivacious, earnest singer might be smart enough to cut loose her puppet strings." [3]

All tracks written by Ricki Wilde and Marty Wilde , unless otherwise noted.

^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

Select Sound Studios (Knebworth, England).

Bite size chunks of new music and the occasional Wilde-ness




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