| | Thompson Twins Greatest Hits CD - Import Thompson Twins Discography of CDs
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This 18-track anthology gathers singles and key album tracks by 1980s pop trio the Thompson Twins.
Hits collection features 'In the Name Of Love', 'Lies', 'We Are Detective', 'Hold Me Now', 'Doctor Doctor', and more. 16 tracks Greatest Hits Music Review Average Rating: (3.5 out of 5 stars)   Thompson Twins
This is a good CD. I only got it for one song though, number 4 I think. It's on Pretty In Pink, and I'm kind of obsessed. But yeah, what I've listened to, I've enjoyed, and CD Universe did a great job with my order, so MWAH!!
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I would give it a 4 stars if they droped #10,14,15 and add, Judy Do,The Gap,Tears, Maybe 5 stars. Thompson Twins in concert at El Cortez, San Diego, 1980 was pretty good too!
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