More New Wave (2001)
Overview
More New Wave Hits from the 80s China Crisis– Black Man Ray Heaven 17– Temptation Duran Duran– Save A Prayer Culture Club– Do You Really Want To Hurt Me Kim Wilde– Cambodia Kajagoogoo– Too Shy Spandau Ballet– Only When You Leave Ultravox– Vienna Climie Fisher– Rise To The Occasion Living In A Box– Living In A Box Jesus Loves You– Generations Of Love Thomas Dolby– She Blinded Me With Science Marc Almond– Tears Run Rings Dexy's Midnight Runners*– Geno Go West– We Close Our Eyes Hue & Cry– Looking For Linda Fun Boy Three– Tunnel Of Love Human League*– Human
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| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | nl |
| Popularity | 0.037 |
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