In No Sense? Nonsense!
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In No Sense? Nonsense! est le cinquième album du groupe de musique britannique the Art of Noise. Il fut enregistré en 1987. Cet album est essentiellement instrumental.
Liste des morceaux
- Galleons of Stone – 1:11
- Dragnet – 3:28
- Fin du Temps – 2:04
- How Rapid? – 0:52
- Opus for Four – 3:11
- Debut – 1:57
- E.F.L. – 5:24
- A day to the Races – 4:01
- Ode to Don Jose – 4:14
- Counterpoint – 0:57
- Roundabout 727 – 0:45
- Ransom on the Sand – 1:17
- Roller 1 – 3:30
- Nothing was going to stop them then, anyway – 0:45
- Crusoe – 3:55
- One Earth – 4:09
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