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Level 42
Released 2002

Heaven in My Hands
04:41
8 plays

Take Care of Yourself
04:30
8 plays

Micro-Kid
04:43
8 plays

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songs

- 1
- Love Meeting Love
- 06:22
- 29 plays

- 2
- (Flying on The) Wings of Love
- 06:55
- 19 plays

- 3
- Love Games
- 05:11
- 15 plays

- 4
- Turn It On
- 04:39
- 33 plays

- 5
- Starchild
- 05:57
- 15 plays

- 6
- Are You Hearing (What I Hear)?
- 04:58
- 16 plays

- 7
- Weave Your Spell
- 05:28
- 33 plays

- 8
- The Chinese Way
- 05:52
- 17 plays

- 9
- Out of Sight, Out of Mind
- 05:11
- 17 plays

- 10
- The Sun Goes Down (Living It Up)
- 04:15
- 17 plays

- 11
- Micro-Kid
- 04:43
- 8 plays

- 12
- Hot Water [Long Version]
- 05:33
- 34 plays

- 13
- The Chant Has Begun
- 05:17
- 11 plays

- 14
- Something About You
- 04:26
- 67 plays

- 15
- Leaving Me Now
- 05:02
- 17 plays

- 16
- Lessons in Love
- 04:05
- 191 plays

- 17
- Running in the Family
- 06:15
- 29 plays

- 18
- To Be With You Again
- 05:19
- 19 plays

- 19
- It's Over
- 06:02
- 24 plays

- 20
- Children Say
- 04:55
- 19 plays

- 21
- Heaven in My Hands
- 04:41
- 8 plays

- 22
- Take a Look
- 04:41
- 17 plays

- 23
- Tracie
- 03:25
- 7 plays

- 24
- Take Care of Yourself
- 04:30
- 8 plays

- 25
- Guaranteed
- 04:53
- 16 plays

- 26
- Overtime
- 04:47
- 10 plays

- 27
- Forever Now
- 04:16
- 20 plays

- 28
- I Feel Free
- 04:50
- 51 plays

- 29
- Bitter Moon
- 04:07
- 15 plays

album review

The Ultimate Collection is an exhaustive double-disc anthology that is ideal for those who want all of Level 42's key moments ("The Sun Goes Down," "Lessons in Love," "Starchild," "Something About You," "Love Meeting Love"), in addition to select album material. Released in 2002 by Polydor in the U.K., it boasts digitally remastered sound and sells for the price of a single disc -- so, although it contains more than what most people in search of a good introduction want, it might be preferable to Level Best, the excellent single-disc compilation released over a decade prior. This easily trumps Turn It On, since it features no studio scraps and focuses on the band's best work. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide