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Simple Minds
Released 1990

Up On The Catwalk (Live)
05:49
96 plays

Promised You A Miracle (Us Remix)
06:05
88 plays

Love Song (Live)
05:41
77 plays

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- 1
- Alive And Kicking
- 05:25
- 321 plays

- 2
- Alive And Kicking (Instrumental)
- 06:10
- 150 plays

- 3
- Up On The Catwalk (Live)
- 05:49
- 96 plays

- 4
- Sanctify Yourself (Extended Remix)
- 07:09
- 114 plays

- 5
- Sanctify Yourself (Instrumental Remix)
- 06:10
- 110 plays

- 6
- Love Song (Live)
- 05:41
- 77 plays

- 6
- Street Hassle (Live)
- 07:25
- 67 plays

- 8
- All The Things She Said (Extended Version)
- 05:16
- 121 plays

- 9
- Promised You A Miracle (Us Remix)
- 06:05
- 88 plays

- 10
- Don't You (Forget About Me) (Live)
- 09:05
- 177 plays

- 11
- Ghostdancing (Extended Remix)
- 06:58
- 63 plays

- 12
- Ghostdancing (Instrumental)
- 04:55
- 60 plays

- 13
- Oh Jungleland (Extended Remix)
- 06:55
- 69 plays

- 14
- Oh Jungleland (Instrumental)
- 06:09
- 61 plays

- 15
- Promised You A Miracle (Live)
- 04:55
- 66 plays

- 16
- Book Of Brilliant Things (Live)
- 04:54
- 62 plays

- 17
- Glittering Prize (Live)
- 04:34
- 55 plays

- 18
- Celebrate (Live)
- 05:49
- 68 plays

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album review

Covering the singles released from September of 1985 to June of 1987, the third five-disc installment of the Themes boxes covers the Once Upon a Time era and stretches out to include the live-version single of "Promised You a Miracle" that was issued in support of 1987's Live in the City of Light. Compared to the singles that preceded these, Virgin had a lot less material to work with, which is evident by looking at the track lists. "Alive and Kicking," "Sanctify Yourself," "Ghost Dancing" and "Oh Jungleland" (oh foghorn, more like) each appear in their album and extended versions, and remixes and numerous live takes also help fill out the discs. Odds are anyone who responded to this phase of the group in less than blind rapture was hesitant to pick up this volume. This and the other installments have similar graphic designs, making you feel as if you're missing significant pieces of the puzzle if you dared to purchase anything less than the complete set. If you're one of those all-or-nothing types with things like this, it'd be best to ignore this series completely and pick up something more practical. ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide