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Culture ClubJanuary 1, 2011
'80s Pop℗ 2011 EMI Music Catalogue Marketing, A Division Of EMI Music Germany GmbH & Co. KG
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Songs
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1
Do You Really Want To Hurt Me (Remastered 2002)4:22
2
White Boy4:41
3
Church Of The Poison Mind (Remastered 2002)3:33
4
Changing Every Day (Remastered 2002)3:18
5
The War Song (Remastered 2003)4:12
6
I'm Afraid Of Me3:17
7
Its A Miracle (Remastered 2012)3:25
8
The Dream (Remastered 2003)2:29
9
Time (Clock Of The Heart)3:43
10
The Dive (Remastered 2003)3:48
11
Victims (Remastered 2002)4:54
12
I'll Tumble 4 Ya (Remastered 2002)2:36
13
Miss Me Blind4:32
14
Mistake Number 34:36
15
The Medal Song (Remastered 2003)4:15
16
Karma Chameleon (Remastered)4:12

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Genres
'80s Pop
Pop
'80s Alternative
New Wave/Post-Punk
Total length
1:02:00
Tracks
16
Released
January 1, 2011
Label
℗ 2011 EMI Music Catalogue Marketing, A Division Of EMI Music Germany GmbH & Co. KG
File type
MP3
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