The A list

The A list

Infobox Album |
Name = The A list
Type = Album
Artist = a1


Released = 2000
Recorded =
Genre = Pop
Length =
Label = Sony BMG
Producer =
Reviews = * Allmusic rating|3|5 [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:0zftxqw0ldse link]
Last album = "Here We Come" (1999)
This album = "The A list" (2000)
Next album = "Make It Good (2001)

"The A list" is the second album by British boy band a1.

Track listing

#"Take on Me" - 3:34
#"Same Old Brand New You" - 4:15
#"No More" - 3:40
#"One More Try" - 3:29
#"The Things We Never Did" - 4:08
#"Too Bad Baby" - 3:04
#"Nothing But Trouble" - 3:21
#"Tomorrow" - 3:51
#"She Doesn't See Me" - 4:27
#"Scared" - 3:28
#"Celebrate Our Love" - 3:19
#"Living the Dream" - 3:54
#"I Wonder Why" - 3:46
#"I'll Take the Tears" - 4:24
#"One in Love" - 4:13


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