No Hats Beyond this Point is the sixth and most recent studio album by Canadian synthpop group Men Without Hats. Released in 2003, it was their first album in twelve years.
After the release of the album, the group broke up.
[edit] Style and availability
The album's music consisted almost entirely of synthesizers, reverting back to the group's previous sound. The album has virtually no drums (if any, most likely synthesized).
Lead singer Ivan Doroschuk's nieces sing back-up vocals in the tracks "Christina's World", "Telepathy" and "Roses".[citation needed]
The album is quite rare, and was not released to any record stores. On websites such as Amazon.com, it sells for up to $70. It is, however, available on the group's website at a cheaper price of $15.
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- "Dancing in the Moonlight"
- "Christina's World"
- "Telepathy"
- "How Does It Feel"
- "In California"
- "Dreaming"
- "Body"
- "Roses"
- "Hey Superstar"
- "Today Tomorrow Yesterday"
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"I Like" (1983) • " The Safety Dance" (1983) • "I Got the Message" (1983) • "Living in China" (1983) • "Where Do the Boys Go?" (1984) • " Pop Goes the World" (1987) • "Moonbeam" (1987) • "Hey Men" (1989) • "In the 21st Century" (1989) • "Sideways" (1991) |
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