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Boyzone – Where We Belong (Used) (Mint Condition) CD

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Boyzone – Where We Belong (Used) (Mint Condition) CD1 Picture Of You Engineer [Assistant Engineer] Tim Wills Mixed By Jeremy Wheatley Producer, Mixed By Absolute (2) Written By Watkins*, Kennedy*, Wilson*, Keating* 3: 30 2 Baby Can I Hold You (7" Edit) Backing Vocals Andy Caine Drums Andy Duncan Guitar [Guitars] Calum McColl*, Dominic Miller Leader [Strings Lead By] Gavyn Wright Mandolin [Mandolins] Stephen Lipson Mixed By Heff Moraes Orchestrated By [Orchestration] Nick Ingham* Producer Stephen Lipson

1 Picture Of You
Engineer [Assistant Engineer]  Tim Wills
Mixed By  Jeremy Wheatley
Producer, Mixed By  Absolute (2)
Written-By  Watkins*, Kennedy*, Wilson*, Keating*
3:30
2 Baby Can I Hold You (7" Edit)
Backing Vocals  Andy Caine
Drums  Andy Duncan
Guitar [Guitars]  Calum McColl*, Dominic Miller
Leader [Strings Lead By]  Gavyn Wright
Mandolin [Mandolins]  Stephen Lipson
Mixed By  Heff Moraes
Orchestrated By [Orchestration]  Nick Ingham*
Producer  Stephen Lipson
Programmed By [Programming]  James MacMillan, Stephen Lipson
Written-By  Tracy Chapman
3:15
3 All That I Need (7" Edit)
Backing Vocals [Additional Background Vocals]  Evan Rogers
Flamenco Guitar [Spanish Guitar]  John Holliday
Instruments [All Other Instruments]  Carl Sturken
Keyboards  Danny G (3)
Producer [Additional Production], Programmed By  John Holliday, Trevor Steel
Producer [Production Assistant]  Andrea Darby
Producer, Arranged By  Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers
Production Manager  Colleen Reynolds
Recorded By  Al Hemberger
Remix  Andy Bradfield
Remix, Producer [Additional Production By]  Rude Boy (6)
Written-By  Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers
3:42
4 Must Have Been High
Backing Vocals  Mark Antony
Drums  Keith LeBlanc
Leader [Strings Lead By]  Gavyn Wright
Mixed By, Engineer  Heff Moraes
Orchestrated By [Orchestration]  Nick Ingham*
Percussion  Luis Jardim
Producer  Stephen Lipson
Programmed By [Programming]  Stephen Lipson
Programmed By [Programming], Keyboards  Andy Richards, James McMillan
Written-By  Eric Foster-White*
3:27
5 And I
Arranged By [String Arrangement]  Richard Niles
Arranged By [Vocal Arrangement]  Aliway, Steve Mac (2)
Engineer [Mix Engineered By]  Robin Sellars
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By  Steve Mac (2)
Programmed By [Programming], Engineer  Chris Laws
Written-By  Tennant*, Mac*, Hector*
4:03
6 That's How Love Goes
Backing Vocals  Mark Antony
Keyboards  Steve Booker
Leader [Strings Led By]  Gavyn Wright
Mixed By, Engineer  Heff Moraes
Orchestrated By [Orchestration]  Nick Ingham*
Percussion  Luis Jardim
Producer  Stephen Lipson
Programmed By [Programming]  Mark Newby Robson*, Stephen Lipson
Programmed By [Programming], Keyboards  Andy Richards, James McMillan
Written-By  Gallagher*, Keating*, Booker*
3:58
7 Where Did You Go?
Arranged By [String Arrangement]  Richard Niles
Arranged By [Vocal Arrangements]  Aliway, Steve Mac (2)
Engineer [Mix Engineered By]  Robin Sellars
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By  Steve Mac (2)
Programmed By [Programming], Engineer  Chris Laws
Written-By  Tennant*, Gately*, Mac*, Hector*
4:42
8 I'm Learning (Part One)
Arranged By  Martin Brannigan
Backing Vocals  Andy Caine
Guitar  Erwin Keiles
Producer, Arranged By  Ray 'Madman' Hedges*
Written-By  Brannigan*, Hedges*, Keating*
3:44
9 One Kiss At A Time
Backing Vocals [Additional Background Vocals]  Evan Rogers
Instruments [All Other Instruments]  Carl Struken*
Mixed By  Jeremy Wheatley
Producer [Production Assistant]  Andrea Derby
Producer, Arranged By  Carl Sturken
Producer, Arranged By [Vocal Arrangements]  Evan Rogers
Production Manager  Colleen Reynolds
Recorded By  Al Hemberger
Saxophone  Baron Raymonde
Trombone  Herbert Hubel
Trumpet  Alan Chez
4:06
10 While The World Is Going Crazy
Arranged By [Strings Arranged By]  Carl Sturken, Douglas Cuomo
Backing Vocals [Additional Background Vocals]  Evan Rogers
Cello  Dana Winograd
Instruments [All Other Instruments]  Carl Sturken
Mixed By  Bob Rosa
Oboe [Obo]  Barbara Carpin
Producer [Production Assistant]  Andrea Derby
Producer, Arranged By  Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers
Production Manager  Colleen Reynolds
Recorded By  Al Hemberger
5:11
11 This Is Where I Belong
Instruments [All Other Instruments]  Carl Sturken
Mixed By  Phil Bodger
Producer [Production Assistant]  Andrea Derby
Producer, Arranged By  Carl Sturken, Evan Rogers
Production Manager  Colleen Reynolds
Recorded By  Al Hemberger
5:29
12 Will Be Yours
Backing Vocals  A Carlsson*, J Elofsson*, P Nylen*, P Magnusson*
Engineer  Andy Gallimore
Engineer [Assistant Engineer]  Dan Vickers
Executive-Producer  Denniz Pop
Guitar  E Ohrwall*
Producer  David Kreuger, Per Magnusson
Written-By  D Kreuger*, J Elofsson*, P Magnusson*, P James*
3:39
13 Good Conversation
Arranged By [String Arrangements]  Richard Niles
Engineer [Mix Engineered By]  Robin Sellars
Producer, Mixed By, Arranged By  Steve Mac (2)
Programmed By [Programming], Engineer  Chris Laws
Written-By  Graham*, Mac*, Hector*
3:57
14 You Flew Away
Engineer  Paul Wright, Ren Swan
Producer  Jon Douglas
Recorded By [Assisted By]  Alex Black, Ian Robertson*, Jamie Hart
Written-By  Stephen Gately
4:25
15 I'm Learning (Part Two)
Arranged By  Martin Brannigan
Backing Vocals  Andy Caine, Paul "Tubbs" Williams
Guitar  Erwin Keiles
Producer, Arranged By  Ray 'Madman' Hedges*
Written-By  Brannigan*, Hedges*, Keating*
3:04
16 No Matter What
Bass  Angela Lupino
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar  Michael Thompson
Engineer  Simon Franglen, Steve Rinkoff
Engineer [Assisted By]  Alex Black
Engineer, Mixed By  Robin Sellars
Keyboards [Keyboard Programming By]  Lee McCutcheon
Lyrics By  Jim Steinman
Mastered By  Chris Blair
Mixed By  Mick Guzauski, Robin Sellars
Music By  Andrew Lloyd Webber
Producer  Nigel Wright
Producer [Additional Production], Arranged By  Franglen & Lupino
Producer, Executive-Producer  Andrew Lloyd Webber, Jim Steinman
4:35
17 I Love The Way You Love Me
Conductor  Ben Foster
Engineer, Mixed By  Dean Murphy
Guitar  Paul Gendler
Keyboards, Programmed By [Programming], Arranged By [Orchestral Arrangements By]  Mike Rose & Nick Foster*
Mixed By  Dean Murphy
Performer  The Enigma Ensemble
Producer  Rose & Foster*
Written-By  Chuck Cannon, Victoria Shaw
4:06
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CinemaPete
Fort Morgan, US
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Tool For Drilling Shelf Pin Holes
I had a project where I was extending the depth of the bottom half of a bookcase I had made out of pre-drilled MDF from Home Depot. The original bookcase was 11" deep x 10' high. The extended depth of the bottom is to be used to hold audio gear and needed to be 18" depth, front to rear. I was able to increase the depth but had to insert additional panels on the left and right so that shelf pins could be installed. I needed a shelf pin jig to do that, and this jig was perfect for the job. After completing my holes and mounting some shelves I was pleased that the alignment with the inner portion of the shelf was perfect and the distance between holes lined up exactly as with the original panels from Home Depot. The jig is high quality fabricated aluminum, not plastic, and it comes with two drill bits, and stop and Allen wrench, including an instruction manual, all in an attractive plastic case. The jig is well worth the modest price and I would definitely recommend it for drilling shelf clip holes.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2024
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To Protect the Innocent
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
a solid choice
I realized I don't need to drill 5mm holes, so this item is just perfect. It's higher quality than those other cheap-chinese noname jigs. In particular: * The stop collar provided actually fits the drill bit. I had one from Tanyo that had too-big collars that didn't stay put. * The fence pins are very soilid, so the jig doesn't move while in place. Other brands have a long knurled screw that wobbles and allows the kiig to move around. * The plate is thick, making it feel sturdy. * It's phyically smaller than the others, because it doesn't have any useless features like euro-hinge hole guides. The case is more compact and stores well. Overall, very satisfied with this jig.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2026
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Bozeman, US
★★★★★ 5
Great product
Great well made product and nice case. Works great for 1/4” holes.
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Lori Cook
San Leandro, US
★★★★★ 5
A solid and easy to use product.
Worked like a charm. It is extremely durable and easy to use. I bought this item because the one I wanted wasn’t available. I don’t regret getting it.
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Bill
Cuba, US
★★★★★ 5
very nice tool
likes, all aluminum construction, seems very accurate and uses more sturdy 1/4 inch shelf pins instead of the 5mm ones comes with 2 bits which is a huge plus the competition makes you buy the 1/4 drill and only is set up for 5mm to start. this jig will work along side, for now, my other jig dislike is the fact it only has 1/4 pin capability not a deal killer in any way, and it has "pins" to support the jig on the edge again this is both an advantage and disadvantage as you can change the depth of where the pins are located BUT if you are making something smaller the jig may not calibrate consistently. on another positive you can replace the bits easily and commonly as they are not proprietary and simply standard 1/4 inch bits this will be a fine addition to my other goingmake tools and future ones
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025

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