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The Fixx Ink. mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Ink. Country: Japan Released: 1991 Style: New Wave MP3 version RAR size: 1961 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1153 mb WMA version RAR size: 1259 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 580 Other Formats: AAC APE AA DTS MP2 VQF AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits 1 All Is Fair 4:34 How Much Is Enough 2 4:04 Executive-Producer – Randy NicklausProducer – Scott Cutler 3 No One Has To Cry 4:02 4 Crucified 3:52 Falling In Love 5 4:52 Executive-Producer – Randy NicklausProducer – Bruce Gaitsch 6 Shut It Out 4:51 7 Still Around 4:27 All The Best Things 8 4:03 Producer – Rupert Hine 9 Yesterday, Today 4:43 10 One Jungle 3:59 11 Climb The Hill 4:28 12 Make No Plans 4:21 13 Ships Are Safe In Harbour 3:38 Companies, etc. Licensed To – EMI Records Ltd. Manufactured By – Toshiba EMI Ltd Phonographic Copyright (p) – Impact Records Copyright (c) – Impact Records Credits Bass – Dan K. Brown Drums – Adam Woods Guitar – Jamie West-Oram Keyboards – Rupert Greenall Liner Notes – Michinari Yamada Producer – William Wittman (tracks: 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 to 12) Vocals – Cy Curnin Notes Manufactured by Toshiba-EMI Ltd in Japan. Promo version with sticker on rear sleeve and 'Sample Not For Sale' printed on inner CD rim. Jewel Case with bib-strip and 20 page booklet featuring liner notes in Japanese and lyrics in Japanese and English. (The lyrics for "Ships Are Safe In Harbour" are only printed in Japanese.) Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text (Obi)): 4 988006 657427 Barcode (Scanned (Obo)): 4988006657427 Matrix / Runout: TOCP-6646 1A1 TO Rights Society: JASRAC Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Ink. (CD, MCAD-10205 The Fixx Impact Records MCAD-10205 US 1991 Album) 745000-4, TCEMC Ink. (Cass, Impact American, 745000-4, TCEMC The Fixx UK 1991 3589 Album) Impact American 3589 Ink. (CD, TOCP-6646 The Fixx Impact Records TOCP-6646 Japan 1991 Album) Ink (Cass, EMI (Australia) 7450004 The Fixx 7450004 Australia 1991 Album) Limited EMC 3589, 064 7 Ink. (LP, EMI, Impact EMC 3589, 064 7 The Fixx UK 1991 45000 1 Album) American, EMI 45000 1 Related Music albums to Ink. by The Fixx The Fixx - Calm Animals Rupert Hine - The Wildest Wish To Fly The Fixx - Phantoms The Fixx - Are We Ourselves? / Deeper And Deeper The Fixx - 1011 Woodland Impact All Stars - Randy´s Dub Vault The Fixx - Greatest Hits – One Thing Leads To Another The Fixx - Walkabout.

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