The Works

The Works

The Works may refer to:
* "The Works (film)", a computer animated film
* The Works Art & Design Festival in Edmonton, Canada
* The Works Recording Studio near Manchester, UK
* The Works Restaurant, Bar, and Arcade in Reading, Pennsylvania
* The Works (TV series), a History Channel TV series

Albums

* "The Works (Queen album)" from 1984
* "Works (Gary Burton album)" from 1972
* "Works (Status Quo album)" from 1983
* "The Works (Nik Kershaw album)" from 1989
* "Works (John Abercrombie album)" from 1991
* "Works (Pink Floyd album)" from 1983
* "Works (Pat Metheny album)" from 1994
* "Works (Alan Parsons Project album)" from 2002
* "The Works (Vixen album)" from 2004
* "The Works (The Corrs album)" from 2007
* "The Works (Bananarama album)" from 2007
* "The Works (Faith No More album)" from 2008
* "Works Volume I", "Works Volume II" and "Emerson, Lake and Palmer in Concert", also known as "Works Live", released by Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Band

* "The Works (Band)", a rock & roll band from Mumbai, India.

ee also

* Works (further disambiguation)
* Work (further disambiguation)


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