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Tears for Fears the Seeds of Love Mp3, Flac, Wma Tears For Fears The Seeds Of Love mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Rock / Pop Album: The Seeds Of Love Country: Greece Released: 1989 Style: New Wave, Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1837 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1617 mb WMA version RAR size: 1204 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 630 Other Formats: DTS AUD DXD FLAC WAV VOX VOC Tracklist Hide Credits Woman In Chains A1 Drums – Phil CollinsGuitar [Arpeggio] – Neil TaylorMixed By – Bob ClearmountainVocals 6:30 [Female] – Oleta Adams Badman's Song Backing Vocals – Carol Kenyon, Nicky Holland, Tessa NilesBass – Pino PalladinoDrums – A2 8:32 Manu KatchéLead Guitar, Slide Guitar – Robbie McIntoshOrgan [Hammond], Synthesizer – Simon ClarkPercussion – Carole Steele*Vocals, Piano – Oleta Adams Sowing The Seeds Of Love A3 Arranged By [Orchestra] – Raoul's Fairlight, Richard NilesDrums – Chris HughesOrgan 6:15 [Hammond] – Ian Stanley Advice For The Young At Heart A4 Backing Vocals – Maggie Ryder, Nicky HollandOrgan [Hammond] – Simon ClarkPiano – 4:52 Nicky Holland Standing On The Corner Of The Third World Backing Vocals – Carol Kenyon, Tessa NilesBass – Pino PalladinoDrums – Manu B1 5:30 KatchéHarmonica – Peter Hope-Evans*Percussion – Carole Steele*Piano – Oleta AdamsSynthesizer, Organ [Hammond] – Simon ClarkTrumpet – Jon Hassell Swords And Knives B2 6:14 Piano – Nicky HollandSaxophone, Oboe – Kate St. JohnVocals [Female] – Tessa Niles Year Of The Knife Backing Vocals – Andy Caine, Carol Kenyon, Dolette McDonald, Nicky Holland, Tessa B3 7:06 NilesLead Guitar – Robbie McIntoshMixed By – Bob Clearmountain, David BascombeOrgan [Hammond] – Simon ClarkRhythm Guitar – Neil Taylor Famous Last Words B4 4:23 Synthesizer [Kurtzweil Strings], Piano – Nicky HollandTrumpet – Jon Hassell Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Polygram Inc. Distributed By – Polygram Distribution Inc. Pressed By – Cinram Printed By – Ever Reddy Phonographic Copyright (p) – Phonogram Ltd. (London) Copyright (c) – Phonogram Ltd. (London) Mastered At – Masterdisk Credits Artwork – Stylorouge Backing Vocals – Andy Caine, Carol Kenyon, Dolette McDonald, Maggie Ryder, Nicky Holland, Tessa Niles Bass – Curt Smith, Pino Palladino Drums – Chris Hughes, Manu Katché, Phil Collins, Simon Phillips Engineer – David Bascombe Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Steve Chase* Engineer [Assistant] – Heidi Canova*, Lee Curle Guitar – Neil Taylor, Randy Jacobs, Robbie McIntosh, Roland Orzabal Harmonica – Peter Hope-Evans* Keyboards – Ian Stanley, Nicky Holland, Oleta Adams, Roland Orzabal, Simon Clark Percussion – Carol Steele, Luis Jardim Photography By [Photography Of Oleta Adams] – J. Katz* Photography By, Art Direction – Avid Images, David Scheinmann Producer – David Bascombe, TFF* Programmed By [Fairlight Programming] – Roland Orzabal Trumpet – Jon Hassell Written-By – Smith* (tracks: A3), Holland* (tracks: A2, A4, B2 to B4), Orzabal* Notes ℗&©1989 Phonogram Ltd. (London). Variants of this limited edition gatefold version had silver numberings on the bottom of the rear jacket. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A Etching): CR 838-730-1-A2 TEARS FOR FEARS-A MASTERDISK DMM SP1-2 SPCAN Matrix / Runout (Side B Etching): MASTERDISK DMM 838-730-1-B2 TEARS FOR FEARS-B2 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Tears For The Seeds Of Love (LP, 838 730-1 Fontana 838 730-1 UK 1989 Fears Album) Tears For The Seeds Of Love (CD, 838 730-2 Fontana 838 730-2 Taiwan 1999 Fears Album, RP) Tears For The Seeds Of Love (Cass, 838 730-4 Fontana 838 730-4 Netherlands 1989 Fears Album) Tears For The Seeds Of Love (DCC, 838 730-5 Fontana 838 730-5 Netherlands Unknown Fears Album, RE) Tears For The Seeds Of Love (CD, 838 730-2 Fontana 838 730-2 US 1989 Fears Album, Club, Art) Related Music albums to The Seeds Of Love by Tears For Fears Tears For Fears - Sowing The Seeds Of Love Carol Kenyon - Never Let Me Go Tears For Fears - Rule The World - The Greatest Hits Oleta Adams - Third Set Oleta Adams - Rhythm Of Life Tears For Fears - Gold Tanita Tikaram - Everybody's Angel Nicky Holland - Nicky Holland Tears For Fears - Tears Roll Down (Greatest Hits 82-92) Oleta Adams - Circle Of One.
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