Side A										19:29
01		Take On Me						03:49
02		Train Of Thought						04:15
03		Hunting High And Low						03:45
04		The Blue Sky						02:37
05		Living A Boy's Adventure Tale						05:03
Side B										17:48
06		The Sun Always Shines On T.V.						05:09
07		And You Tell Me						01:52
08		Love Is Reason						03:07
09		I Dream Myself Alive						03:10
10		Here I Stand And Face The Rain						04:30

Mastered By - Bobby Hata
Mixed By - a-ha (tracks: A1, A2, A4, B1 to B5)
Producer - Tony Mansfield (tracks: A2 to A5, B2, B4, B5)
Remix - John Ratcliff
Written-By - Mags (2) (tracks: A1, B3, B4) , Morten Harket (tracks: A1, A5) , Pål Waaktaar

a-Ha With chiseled Scandinavian good looks and a few pop hooks, a-ha are a Norwegian electropop answer to Duran Duran, as mid-Eighties teen idols of the music-video age. It might be argued that Steve Barron, who directed the video for the trio's "Take On Me," and Michael Patterson and Candace Reckinger, who animated the clip, were as important to a-ha?s American success as the band members themselves.A-ha's three members had played in such Scandinavian bands as Spider Empire, Soldier Blue, and Bridges before coming together in the early Eighties and moving together to London. Their first single, "Take On Me" (#1, 1985), got heavy MTV play with its video clip, which blended live action and animation in a romantic adventure starring the handsome Harket as acomic-book hero who comes to life and pulls an unsuspecting young woman into the action. The song propelled Hunting High and Low to #15. A-ha would score a few more hits -- "The Sun Always Shines on TV" (#20,1985) and "Cry Wolf" (#50, 1987) -- but its album sales steadily decreased, and East of the Sun and Memorial Beach failed to chart at all. A-ha remained a steady draw internationally, however, especially in Latin America, where it topped the singles charts no fewer than 14 times, and in 1991 played fo edited with Media Database 1.4 by dj@box24.ch