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Madness Absolutely mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Reggae Album: Absolutely Country: UK Released: 1980 Style: Ska MP3 version RAR size: 1211 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1832 mb WMA version RAR size: 1513 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 208 Other Formats: VQF RA AUD APE MP4 AHX DXD Tracklist Hide Credits Baggy Trousers A1 2:45 Written-By – Foreman*, McPherson* Embarrassment A2 3:13 Written-By – Thompson*, Barson* E.R.N.I.E. A3 2:08 Written-By – Foreman*, McPherson* Close Escape A4 3:29 Written-By – Foreman*, Thompson* Not Home Today A5 2:30 Written-By – McPherson*, Barson* On The Beat Pete A6 3:05 Written-By – Thompson*, Madness Solid Gone A7 2:22 Written-By – Smash* Take It Or Leave It B1 3:26 Written-By – Thompson*, Barson* Shadow Of Fear B2 1:58 Written-By – McPherson*, Barson* Disappear B3 2:58 Written-By – McPherson*, Bedford* Overdone B4 3:45 Written-By – Foreman*, Thompson* In The Rain B5 2:42 Written-By – Mc Pherson*, Madness You Said B6 2:35 Written-By – McPherson*, Barson* Return Of Los Palmas 7 B7 1:57 Written-By – Woodgate*, Bedford*, Barson* Companies, etc. Record Company – Virgin España, S.A. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Stiff Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – Stiff Records Ltd. Manufactured By – PolyGram Servicios, S.A. Distributed By – Discos CBS, S.A., Madrid Credits Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Lee Thompson* Bass – Mark Bedford Drums, Other [Fire Extinguisher] – Woody* Guitar, Sitar, Steel Guitar – Chris Foreman Illustration – Humphrey Ocean Lead Vocals, Percussion – Suggs Liner Notes – Robbi Millar Producer – Clive Langer & Alan Winstanley Vibraphone, Marimba, Harmonica, Piano, Organ – Mike Barson Vocals, Trumpet – Chas Smash Notes Close to Madness - Absolutely but with different distributor ℗ © 1980 Stiff Records Ltd. Barcode and Other Identifiers Depósito Legal: M.35564-1986 Rights Society (Boxed): SGAE Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Absolutely (LP, SEEZ 29 Madness Stiff Records SEEZ 29 UK 1980 Album) Absolutely (Cass, ZSEEZ 29 Madness Stiff Records ZSEEZ 29 Netherlands 1980 Album) Absolutely (CD, CD Media none Madness none Russia 1997 Album, Unofficial) Records Absolutely (Cass, 4.940.836 Madness Stiff Records 4.940.836 Belgium 1980 Album) VIP-6741, Absolutely (LP, Album, Stiff Records, VIP-6741, Madness Japan 1980 SEEZ 29 Promo) Stiff Records SEEZ 29 Related Music albums to Absolutely by Madness Madness - Madness Madness - Utter Madness Madness - The Peel Sessions Madness - Keep Moving Madness - Rise And Fall Madness - One Step Beyond... Madness - The Liberty Of Norton Folgate Madness - 7.

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