So I already owned ' Take on me ', ' Take on me ', ' Take on me ' and ' Take on me ' and the 12" sing...

Ah... Record Store Day. The annual feast during which record companies release expensive products that are snapped up by people who actual...

When you look at the sleeve of the 7" single of 'You are the one' and compare it with this one from the 12" single, you&#...

A-ha were never very generous with bonus tracks after their first two albums were a hit, but sometimes there were some pleasant surprises. T...

There's probably some truth to the story that the music you hear during adolescence makes the biggest impression on you. Many of the art...

After the first release of 'Take on me' flopped, the record company tried again and again to make it work. This 12" single repr...

Released as the second single from A-ha's second album 'Scoundrel days', I never thought this was the best track to be released ...

A-ha did their farewell tour last year, causing some grief among their fans, who are coming together this weekend for a fan reunion. Persona...

Earlier today I read the news that A-ha is disbanding. It's a sad thing: for a quarter of a century they have made some of the most incr...

The last single by A-ha for a long time was 'Shapes that go together', released in 1994. The title was rather ironic, given that the...

The boring thing about A-ha singles is that they rarely have an interesting B-side.Take this one for instance: the B-side is the 1990 hit &#...

A-ha was going through troubled times when they released their 1993 album 'Memorial beach'. There were internal conflicts and confli...

After ' Move to Memphis ', one more single was released to promote A-ha's 1992 compilation album 'Headlines and deadlines...

'Move to Memphis' was a new track by A-ha, released in 1991 to coincide with the release of 'Headlines and deadlines', their...

I wasn't very impressed with the third single off A-ha's 1990 album 'East of the sun west of the moon'. It was 'Early mo...

'I call your name' was released as the second single from A-ha's fourth album 'East of the sun west of the moon'. As a s...

'Crying in the rain' was written by Howard Greenfield and Carole King and originally recorded by The Everly Brothers. Their version ...

The fourth and final single from A-ha's third album 'Stay on these roads' was 'You are the one'. The track was remixed b...

Although I was a fan of A-ha's music ever since they hit it big with 'Take on me', I grew increasingly unimpressed by their choi...

'The blood that moves the body' was released as the second single from A-ha's third album 'Stay on these roads' in June ...