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Bronski Beat Hit That Perfect Beat mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Hit That Perfect Beat Country: Canada Released: 1985 Style: Synth-pop, Disco MP3 version RAR size: 1516 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1205 mb WMA version RAR size: 1846 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 724 Other Formats: MP2 DTS MMF MOD APE VQF AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits A Hit That Perfect Beat (Extended Version) Hit That Perfect Beat (Instant Mix) B Remix – Ian Levine Companies, etc. Distributed By – PolyGram Distribution Inc. Manufactured By – PolyGram Inc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – London Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – London Records Ltd. Printed By – Ever Reddy Credits Engineer – Brian Pugsley, Simon Bohannon Producer, Mixed By – Adam Williams Written-By – John Jøn, Larry Steinbachek, Steve Bronski Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bronski Hit That Perfect Beat 886 007-1 London Records 886 007-1 Italy 1985 Beat (12") Bronski Hit That Perfect Beat 886 007-1 London Records 886 007-1 France 1985 Beat (12", Maxi) Bronski Hit That Perfect Beat 886 007-7 London Records 886 007-7 Italy 1985 Beat (7") Bronski Hit That Perfect Beat L12P 7109 London Records L12P 7109 Japan 1985 Beat (12") BITE 6, 886 Bronski Hit That Perfect Beat Forbidden Fruit, BITE 6, 886 UK 1988 007-7 Beat (7", Single, Pap) London Records 007-7 Related Music albums to Hit That Perfect Beat by Bronski Beat Bronski Beat - One More Chance Bronski Beat, Marc Almond - I Feel Love Bronski Beat - Truthdare Doubledare Christian / Bronski Beat - Notte Serena / Ain't Necessarily So Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy Bronski Beat / Alberto Fortis - Hit That Perfect Beat / Dal Mare Bronski Beat & Marc Almond - I Feel Love Bronski Beat - Rainbow Nation Bronski Beat - C'Mon! C'Mon! Zucchero Fornaciari / Bronski Beat - Rispetto / C'Mon!, C'Mon!.

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