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Icehouse - The 12 Inches - Vol 1 (CD) (UK Import)
Icehouse - The 12 Inches - Vol 1 (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Icehouse
Music Genre: Synth-pop, Pop rock, Electronic
- Label
- Repertoire Records
- Cat No
- REPUK 1170
- Released
- 2013
- Pressing
- Europe
- Styles
- Synth-pop, Pop Rock
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| Artist | Icehouse |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Repertoire Records |
| Catalogue no. | REPUK 1170 |
| Genre | Synth-pop, Pop rock, and Electronic |
| Released | 10 June 2013 |
| Barcode | 4009910117026 |
Icehouse — 12 Inch Versions & Remixes Vol. 1
Format: CD • Label: Repertoire Records (REPUK 1170) • Released: 2013 • Pressing: Europe • Genre: Synth-pop, Pop Rock
Tracklist:
1-1. Can't Help Myself (US Club Mix)
1-2. Hey Little Girl (12" Version)
1-3. Great Southern Land
1-4. Glam (12" Version)
1-5. Uniform (Extended Mix)
1-6. Taking The Town (Extended Dance Mix)
1-7. No Promises (US Club Mix)
1-8. Cross The Border (Steel Love) (Dance Mix)
1-9. Mr. Big (Extended Version)
1-10. Crazy (Manic Mix)
1-11. Electric Blue (Extended Mix)
1-12. Satellite (The Ex-Static Mix)
2-1. Miss Divine (Spellbound Mix)
2-2. Nothing Too Serious (12" Version)
2-3. Big Fun (12" The Riddler Mix)
2-4. Hey Little Girl (US Version)
2-5. No Promises (Extended Mix)
2-6. Uniform (German Version)
2-7. Byrralku Dhangudha ('Great Southern Land' - Remix)
2-8. Big Wheel (General Dynamics Mix)
2-9. Electric Blue (12" Version)
2-10. Lay Your Hands On Me (12" Version)
2-11. MLK
2-12. Dedicated To Glam (12" Mix)
Imported from the UK.
Watch & listen
Watch & listen
Can’t Help Myself (US Club Mix)
Icehouse - Can´t Help Myself (US Club Mix)
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About the artist
About the artist
The first album Icehouse was released under the moniker of Flowers. On signing to Chrysalis Records in 1981, the band changed their name to the more familiar Icehouse (named after the first album) due to potential legal issues with another band also named Flowers.
Source: Discogs
