That's Love, That It Is (Remix). Blancmange - Blind Vision 12" (Track,not video yet!)

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love that it is. Scream to extreme, I’ll do anything for you Black and white, and then you turn me black and blue High and low, rough with the smooth, night and day And you turn my pleasure to pain

That's Love That It Is. This song is by Blancmange and appears on the album Mange Tout (1984).

That’s Love That It Is remains one of their finest moments. It’s often psychotic, over-the-top bombardment of sound and vocal really shouldn’t have worked but it did, and with great success. Despite its low chart placing, it became an alternative classic and testament to the duo’s insistence on making powerful, grown-up music. The eclecticism of Mange Tout is added to by Time Became The Tide and See The Train  . A great album made greater by unmissable additions. All words by Paul Scott-Bates. More of Paul’s writing on Louder Than War can be found at his author’s archive.

That's Love (Piano Version). That's Love, That It Is (Extended Version). That's Love, That It Is Extended Remix Version.

So more committed fans might want this compilation, while casual fans who just want to replace their beat-up singles of "Blind Vision" and "That's Love, That It Is" might be happier with the shorter collection. Either one is an excellent précis of this largely underrated second-string .

Elvis: That's the Way It Is is the soundtrack album by American singer and musician Elvis Presley from the 1970 documentary of the same name. It was released on November 11, 1970, by RCA Victor. The album consists of eight studio tracks recorded at RCA Studio B in Nashville, and four live tracks recorded at the International Hotel in Las Vegas. The album peaked at No. 21 on the Billboard 200 and at No. 8 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart

The interesting thing is that after a few graphs, round about b6, b7 or b8, depending on the scale, the new additions become so small, they don’t significantly alter the status quo. The reader should draw the graphs to any appropriate scale. The physical act of drawing, as opposed to passively looking at the final static product, will indelibly imprint this fact in the memory (Fig. 5). The blancmange function b is the limit of the sequence of bn’s: b(x). It is salutary to note that, by using pictorial ideas, it is possible to show that the blancmange function is nowhere differentiable, a fact that is considered ‘too difficult’ to explain in most undergraduate mathematics courses. What is more important is that these practical ideas translate into a correct formal proof, now invested with geometric insight sadly lacking in so much formal mathematics.