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Various Live Aid Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Live Aid mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Funk / Soul / Blues / Pop / Folk, World, & Country Album: Live Aid Country: Indonesia MP3 version RAR size: 1816 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1951 mb WMA version RAR size: 1167 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 947 Other Formats: DMF AIFF MP4 AC3 RA XM VOC Tracklist Status Quo (Wembley Stadium) A1 –Status Quo Rockin' All Over The World A2 –Status Quo Caroline A3 –Status Quo Don't Waste My Time Style Council (Wembley Stadium) A4 –The Style Council You're The Best Thing A5 –The Style Council Big Boss Groove B1 –The Style Council Internationalists B2 –The Style Council Walls Come Tumbling Down Paul Young (Wembley Stadium) B3 –Paul Young Come Back And Stay B4 –Paul Young & Alison Moyet That's The Way Love Is The Boomtown Rats (Wembley Stadium) C1 –The Boomtown Rats I Don't Like Mondays C2 –The Boomtown Rats Drag Me Down C3 –The Boomtown Rats Rat Trap The Inxs (Live From Australia) C4 –Inxs Don't Change Ultravox (Wembley Stadium) C5 –Ultravox Reap The Wild Wind D1 –Ultravox Dancing With Tears In My Eyes D2 –Ultravox One Small Day D3 –Ultravox Vienna Motoharu Sano (Live From Japan) D4 –Motoharu Sano Shame Adam Ant (Wembley Stadium) D5 –Adam Ant Vive Le Rock Queen (Wembley Stadium) E1 –Queen Bohemian Rhapsody E2 –Queen Radio Gaga E3 –Queen Hammer To Fall E4 –Queen Crazy Little Thing Called Love E5 –Queen We Will Rock You E6 –Queen We Are The Champions F1 –Mick Jagger & David Bowie Dancing In The Streets Spandau Ballet (Wembley Stadium) F2 –Spandau Ballet Only When You Leave F3 –Spandau Ballet Virgin F4 –Spandau Ballet True F5 –Elvis Costello All You Need Is Love Nik Kershaw (Wembley Stadium) G1 –Nik Kershaw Wide Boy G2 –Nik Kershaw Don Quixote G3 –Nik Kershaw The Riddle G4 –Nik Kershaw Wouldn't It Be Good The Cars (J.F.K. Stadium) G5 –The Cars Drive H1 –The Cars Just What I Needed H2 –The Cars Heartbeat City (Jacky) Eric Clapton (J.F.K. Stadium) H3 –Eric Clapton She's Waiting Austria For Afrika's (Live From Austria) H4 –Austria For Afrika* Warum? (Why) Howard Jones (Wembley Stadium) H5 –Howard Jones Hide & Seek Sting (Wembley Stadium) I1 –Sting Roxanne I2 –Sting Driven To Tears Phil Collins (Wembley Stadium) I3 –Phil Collins Against All Odds I4 –Sting Message In The Bottle I5 –Phil Collins In The Air Tonight I6 –Sting & Phil Collins Long Long Way To Go J1 –Sting & Phil Collins Every Breath You Take Bryan Ferry (Wembley Stadium) J2 –Bryan Ferry Sensation J3 –Bryan Ferry Boys And Girls J4 –Bryan Ferry Slave To Love Rick Springfield (J.F.K. Stadium) J5 –Rick Springfield Human Touch Paul Young (Wembley Stadium) K1 –Paul Young Every Time You Go Away Dire Straits & Sting (Wembley Stadium) K2 –Dire Straits & Sting Money For Nothing Dire Straits (Wembley Stadium) K3 –Dire Straits Sultans Of Swing Rick Springfield (J.F.K. Stadium) L1 –Rick Springfield Love Somebody Freddie Mercury & Brian May (Wembley Stadium) L2 –Freddie Mercury & Brian May Is This The World We Created Paul McCartney With Bob Geldorf, David Bowie, Pete Townshend & Alison Moyet (Wembley Stadium) –Paul McCartney With Bob Geldof L3 With David Bowie With Pete Let It Be Townshend & Alison Moyet Bob Geldorf & All Stars (Wembley Stadium) Do They Know It's Christmas / L4 –Bob Geldof Feel The World Bryan Adams (J.F.K. Stadium) M1 –Bryan Adams Kids Wanna Rock M2 –Bryan Adams Summer Of 69 M3 –Bryan Adams Tears Are Not Enough M4 –Bryan Adams Cuts Like A Knife U2 (Wembley Stadium) M5 –U2 Sunday Bloody Sunday N1 –U2 Bad Simple Minds (J.F.K. Stadium) N2 –Simple Minds The Kick Inside Of Me N3 –Simple Minds Don't You (Forget About Me) The Power Station (J.F.K. Stadium) O1 –The Power Station Murderess O2 –The Power Station Get It On (Bang A Gong) Kenny Loggins (J.F.K. Stadium) O3 –Kenny Loggins Footloose Phil Collins (J.F.K. Stadium) O4 –Phil Collins Against All Odds O5 –Phil Collins In The Air Tonight Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones With Phil Collins, Paul Martinez & Tony Thompson (J.F.K. Stadium) –Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John P1 Paul Jones With Phil Collins, Paul Rock And Roll Martinez & Tony Thompson –Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John P2 Paul Jones With Phil Collins, Paul Whole Lotta Love Martinez & Tony Thompson –Robert Plant, Jimmy Page, John P3 Paul Jones With Phil Collins, Paul Stairway To Heaven Martinez & Tony Thompson Madonna (J.F.K. Stadium) Q1 –Madonna Holiday Q2 –Madonna Into The Groove Madonna With Thompson Twins & Nile Rodgers (J.F.K. Stadium) –Madonna With Thompson Twins Q3 Love Makes The World Go Round & Nile Rodgers Duran Duran (J.F.K. Stadium) Q4 –Duran Duran A View To A Kill R1 –Duran Duran Union Of The Snake R2 –Duran Duran Save A Prayer R3 –Duran Duran The Reflex Reo Speedwagon (J.F.K. Stadium) R4 –Reo Speedwagon Roll With The Changes S1 –Reo Speedwagon Can't Fight This Feeling The Who (Wembley Stadium) S2 –The Who Won't Get Fooled Again David Bowie With Thomas Dolby (Wembley Stadium) S3 –David Bowie With Thomas Dolby Tvc 15 S4 –David Bowie With Thomas Dolby Rebel Rebel T1 –David Bowie With Thomas Dolby Modern Love T2 –David Bowie With Thomas Dolby Heroes Thompson Twins (J.F.K. Stadium) T3 –Thompson Twins Hold Me Now Thompson Twins With Madonna & Nile Rodgers (J.F.K. Stadium) –Thompson Twins With Madonna T4 Revolutions & Nile Rodgers U1 –Ozzy Osbourne Paranoid U2 –Cliff Richard A World Is Difference U3 –Patty La Belle* Imagine U4 –Patty La Belle* Stay V1 –Patty La Belle* Somewhere Over The Rainbow V2 –Hall* & Oates* Out Of Touch V3 –Hall* & Oates* Maneater –Eddie Kendricks With Hall* & V4 Get Ready Oates* –David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks V5 Ain't Too Proud To Beg With Hall* & Oates* –David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks The Way You Do The Things You V6 With Hall* & Oates* Do –David Ruffin, Eddie Kendricks V7 My Girl With Hall* & Oates* W1 –Mick Jagger With Hall* & Oates* Lonely At The Top W2 –Mick Jagger With Hall* & Oates* Just Another Night W3 –Mick Jagger With Hall* & Oates* Ain't Too Proud To Beg –Mick Jagger, Tina Turner With State Of Shock / It's Only Rock W4 Hall* & Oates* And Roll –Bob Dylan With Keith Richards & W5 Ballad Of Hollis Brown Ron Wood –Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Ron X1 When The Ship Comes In Wood –Bob Dylan, Keith Richards, Ron X2 Blowin' In The Wind Wood –Lionel Richie, Harry Belafonte, X3 Sheena Easton, Cher, Dionne We Are The World Warwick Companies, etc. Manufactured By – PT. Indo Semar Sakti Notes Join Band Aid's Bob Geldorf July 13, 1985 The Live Aids Concert For African Famine Relief 12LP Box - issued with track insert on one side and on the other side artists info Related Music albums to Live Aid by Various Genesis - Live At Wembley Stadium Rock / Pop The Boomtown Rats - Back To Boomtown: Classicratshits Rock The Boomtown Rats - No Me Gustan Los Lunes = I Don't Like Mondays Rock Status Quo - Live At Wembley Arena 2013 Rock The Boomtown Rats - Lookin After No 1/Born To Burn/Barefootin Rock Boomtown Rats, The - Rat Trap Other Boomtown Rats, The - Ratrospective Rock The Boomtown Rats - Never In A Million Years Rock Madonna - Play With Me (On Stage At Wembley Stadium July 21st 1990) Electronic Boomtown Rats, The - Never In A Million Years / Don't Talk To Me Electronic / Pop.
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