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"All Day Long I Dream about Sex"
Single by JC Chasez from the album Schizophrenic
Released	August 23, 2004 October 5, 2004
Format	CD single, 12" single
Recorded	2003
Genre	Dance pop
Length	4:07 (single version) 6:05 (album version)
Label	Jive Records
Writer	JC Chasez, Bradley Daymond, Alexander Greggs
JC Chasez singles chronology
"Some Girls (Dance with Women)" (2003/2004) "All Day Long I Dream about Sex"/Come To Me (2004) "Until Yesterday" (2006)

"All Day Long I Dream about Sex" (sometimes shortened to "All Day Long" or "ADIDAS") was the third single released from JC Chasez' debut album Schizophrenic. Released in August 2004 in the United Kingdom and October 2004 in the United States, it was the first of the album's singles not to officially chart in those territories. This song is not to be confused with Korn's 1996 song A.D.I.D.A.S..

The music video for JC's electronic song "All Day Long I Dream About Sex" was directed by Todd Kellstein. The video mixes 80's synths, handclaps and Jaggeresque attitude. Written after a late night out, JC played around with some old synths he'd just borrowed and discovered the distinct sound. Sounding like "Dead or Alive meets Duran Duran" the single is firmly placed within the retro electronica sound.

CD single, Pt. 1 (August 23, 2004)

1. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Radio Version] – 4:07
2. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Tom Neville's Radio Mix] – 4:03
3. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Camel Riders Filthy Mix] – 7:26
4. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Stengaard Remix] – 3:36

CD single, Pt. 2 (October 8, 2004)

1. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Radio Version] – 4:07
2. "Right There (Your Body)"

U.S. promo 12" single ("All Day Long I Dream about Sex/Come to Me")
A-side

1. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [LP Version] – 6:05
2. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Radio Edit] – 3:28
3. "All Day Long I Dream about Sex" [Instrumental] – 6:05

AA-side

1. "Come to Me" [LP Version] – 5:58
2. "Come to Me" [Radio Edit] – 3:29
3. "Come to Me" [Instrumental] – 5:58

In the UK Singles Chart, the chart lists the top 200 single sales, but only those reaching the Top 75 are considered to have officially charted.

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