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Track List
01) Take On Me
02) The Sun Always Shines on TV
03) Hunting High and Low
04) I've Been Losing You
05) Cry Wolf
06) Manhattan Skyline
07) The Living Daylights (The Living Daylights)
08) Stay on These Roads
09) You Are the One (7″ remix)
10) Crying in the Rain
11) Move to Memphis (single version)
12) Dark Is the Night for All
13) Summer Moved On
14) Forever Not Yours
15) Lifelines
16) Celice
17) Analogue
18) Foot of the Mountain
19) Under the Makeup
Cd 2
01) Take On Me (Kygo remix)
02) The Sun Always Shines on TV (Future Funk Squad's �
03) Cry Wolf (Jellybean mix)
04) Touchy! (House mix)
05) You Are the One (dub mix edit)
06) The Blood That Moves the Body (Three-Time Gun mix)
07) Summer Moved On (remix)
08) Minor Earth, Major Sky (Black Dog mix)
09) Velvet (New York mix)
10) Lifelines (Boogieman remix)
11) Did Anyone Approach You (Reamped)
12) Celice (Mauracher remix)
13) Analogue (CG's Electrosphere edit)
14) Cosy Prisons (Aural Float remix)
15) Foot of the Mountain (Erik Ljunggren remix)
16) Butterfly, Butterfly (The Last Hurrah) (Steve Osbo
01) Take On Me
02) The Sun Always Shines on TV
03) Hunting High and Low
04) I've Been Losing You
05) Cry Wolf
06) Manhattan Skyline
07) The Living Daylights (The Living Daylights)
08) Stay on These Roads
09) You Are the One (7″ remix)
10) Crying in the Rain
11) Move to Memphis (single version)
12) Dark Is the Night for All
13) Summer Moved On
14) Forever Not Yours
15) Lifelines
16) Celice
17) Analogue
18) Foot of the Mountain
19) Under the Makeup
Cd 2
01) Take On Me (Kygo remix)
02) The Sun Always Shines on TV (Future Funk Squad's �
03) Cry Wolf (Jellybean mix)
04) Touchy! (House mix)
05) You Are the One (dub mix edit)
06) The Blood That Moves the Body (Three-Time Gun mix)
07) Summer Moved On (remix)
08) Minor Earth, Major Sky (Black Dog mix)
09) Velvet (New York mix)
10) Lifelines (Boogieman remix)
11) Did Anyone Approach You (Reamped)
12) Celice (Mauracher remix)
13) Analogue (CG's Electrosphere edit)
14) Cosy Prisons (Aural Float remix)
15) Foot of the Mountain (Erik Ljunggren remix)
16) Butterfly, Butterfly (The Last Hurrah) (Steve Osbo
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First Released
2016
Synthpop
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Rock/Pop
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Norwegian pop trio A-ha has had their catalog revamped and repackaged a number of times since their inception in the 1980s, but 2016's Time and Again: The Ultimate A-ha brings their canon of hits up to date with the inclusion of material from each of their ten studio albums. The first disc of this set is generally concerned with their hits, beginning, appropriately, with the sunny synths of "Take on Me" and winding chronologically through the years to the sweeping orchestral ballad "Under the Makeup" from their 2015 LP Cast in Steel. The expected tracks like "Touchy!," "The Living Daylights," and their lush cover of the Everly Brothers' "Crying in the Rain" are all included alongside later-era cuts like 2000's "Summer Moved On," which was a number one hit in their home country. The second disc in the set is dedicated entirely to alternate mixes and remixes of their hits, some of which hold some historical value like Jellybean's previously unreleased 1986 remix of "Cry Wolf" and Justin Strauss' rare dub mix of "You Are the One." For the most part, though, the offerings from this disc seem a bit superfluous and the collection might have been better represented by adding some of the previously unreleased material that was included on their 2015 deluxe reissues. Still, of A-ha's anthology packages, this is easily the most career-spanning.
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Norwegian pop trio A-ha has had their catalog revamped and repackaged a number of times since their inception in the 1980s, but 2016's Time and Again: The Ultimate A-ha brings their canon of hits up to date with the inclusion of material from each of their ten studio albums. The first disc of this set is generally concerned with their hits, beginning, appropriately, with the sunny synths of "Take on Me" and winding chronologically through the years to the sweeping orchestral ballad "Under the Makeup" from their 2015 LP Cast in Steel. The expected tracks like "Touchy!," "The Living Daylights," and their lush cover of the Everly Brothers' "Crying in the Rain" are all included alongside later-era cuts like 2000's "Summer Moved On," which was a number one hit in their home country. The second disc in the set is dedicated entirely to alternate mixes and remixes of their hits, some of which hold some historical value like Jellybean's previously unreleased 1986 remix of "Cry Wolf" and Justin Strauss' rare dub mix of "You Are the One." For the most part, though, the offerings from this disc seem a bit superfluous and the collection might have been better represented by adding some of the previously unreleased material that was included on their 2015 deluxe reissues. Still, of A-ha's anthology packages, this is easily the most career-spanning.
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Norwegian pop trio A-ha has had their catalog revamped and repackaged a number of times since their inception in the 1980s, but 2016's Time and Again: The Ultimate A-ha brings their canon of hits up to date with the inclusion of material from each of their ten studio albums. The first disc of this set is generally concerned with their hits, beginning, appropriately, with the sunny synths of "Take on Me" and winding chronologically through the years to the sweeping orchestral ballad "Under the Makeup" from their 2015 LP Cast in Steel. The expected tracks like "Touchy!," "The Living Daylights," and their lush cover of the Everly Brothers' "Crying in the Rain" are all included alongside later-era cuts like 2000's "Summer Moved On," which was a number one hit in their home country. The second disc in the set is dedicated entirely to alternate mixes and remixes of their hits, some of which hold some historical value like Jellybean's previously unreleased 1986 remix of "Cry Wolf" and Justin Strauss' rare dub mix of "You Are the One." For the most part, though, the offerings from this disc seem a bit superfluous and the collection might have been better represented by adding some of the previously unreleased material that was included on their 2015 deluxe reissues. Still, of A-ha's anthology packages, this is easily the most career-spanning.
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Norwegian pop trio A-ha has had their catalog revamped and repackaged a number of times since their inception in the 1980s, but 2016's Time and Again: The Ultimate A-ha brings their canon of hits up to date with the inclusion of material from each of their ten studio albums. The first disc of this set is generally concerned with their hits, beginning, appropriately, with the sunny synths of "Take on Me" and winding chronologically through the years to the sweeping orchestral ballad "Under the Makeup" from their 2015 LP Cast in Steel. The expected tracks like "Touchy!," "The Living Daylights," and their lush cover of the Everly Brothers' "Crying in the Rain" are all included alongside later-era cuts like 2000's "Summer Moved On," which was a number one hit in their home country. The second disc in the set is dedicated entirely to alternate mixes and remixes of their hits, some of which hold some historical value like Jellybean's previously unreleased 1986 remix of "Cry Wolf" and Justin Strauss' rare dub mix of "You Are the One." For the most part, though, the offerings from this disc seem a bit superfluous and the collection might have been better represented by adding some of the previously unreleased material that was included on their 2015 deluxe reissues. Still, of A-ha's anthology packages, this is easily the most career-spanning.
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