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The Human League Dare! + Love And Dancing mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Rock / Pop Album: Dare! + Love And Dancing Country: UK Released: 2002 Style: Pop Rock, Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1902 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1660 mb WMA version RAR size: 1946 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 211 Other Formats: RA XM DXD ADX APE MP1 VOX Tracklist Dare! 1 The Things That Dreams Are Made Of 4:13 2 Open Your Heart 3:56 3 The Sound Of The Crowd 4:03 4 Darkness 3:59 5 Do Or Die 5:22 6 Get Carter 1:02 7 I Am The Law 4:08 8 Seconds 4:57 9 Love Action (I Believe In Love) 4:58 10 Don't You Want Me 3:56 Dub Version: Love And Dancing 11 Hard Times 5:42 12 Love Action (I Believe In Love) 5:11 13 Don't You Want Me 7:12 14 Things That Dreams Are Made Of 5:08 15 Do Or Die 4:35 16 Seconds 2:25 17 Open Your Heart 2:49 18 The Sound Of The Crowd 2:40 Notes There are no credits on this pressing. This version differs from the other version with a different sleeve and CDr. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CDVX2192, Dare / Love And CDVX2192, The Human 7243 5 42365 Dancing (CD, Comp, Virgin, Virgin 7243 5 42365 UK 2002 League 2 5 RE, RM, 21s) 2 5 Dare / Love And The Human none Dancing (CDr, Comp, Virgin none UK 2003 League Promo) The Human League / The Human The League Caroline CAR80601, League / The CAR80601, Unlimited Orchestra Records, 7243 580601 League 7243 580601 US 2003 - Dare / Love And Caroline 26 Unlimited 26 Dancing (CD, Comp, Records Orchestra Dlx, RM) Caroline The Human League / Records, The Human CAR80601, The League Virgin CAR80601, League / The 7243 580601 2 Unlimited Orchestra Records 7243 580601 2 League US 2003 6, 7243 - Dare / Love And America, 6, 7243 Unlimited 580601 26 Dancing (CD, Comp, Inc., Virgin 580601 26 Orchestra Dlx, RM) Records America, Inc. The Human League / The Human The League Caroline CAR80601, League / The CAR80601, Unlimited Orchestra Records, 7243 580601 League 7243 580601 US 2003 - Dare / Love And Caroline 26 Unlimited 26 Dancing (CD, Comp, Records Orchestra Dlx, RM) Related Music albums to Dare! + Love And Dancing by The Human League The Human League - Love Action The Human League - Love and Dancing The Human League - Essential The League Unlimited Orchestra - Love And Dancing The Human League - Dare / Fascination! The Human League / The League Unlimited Orchestra - Dare / Love And Dancing The Human League - Dare! The Human League - Dare.

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