Nomzamo, by IQ

Nomzamo

by IQ

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	1.	No Love Lost 06:02
	2.	Promises (As The Years Go By) 04:34
	3.	Nomzamo 07:00
	4.	Still Life 05:57
	5.	Passing Strangers 03:47
	6.	Human Nature 09:41
	7.	Screaming 04:07
	8.	Common Ground 06:59
	9.	Colourflow 05:26
	10.	No Love Lost (Piano/Vocal Version) 04:12
	11.	Common Ground (Live) 06:34

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In 1987 IQ signed to Phonogram and, along with newly recruited singer Paul Menel, released 'Nomzamo', an album which skilfully incorporates a more commercial feel into the music whilst still retaining their prog roots. This GEP version features the two original bonus tracks plus an exclusive live version of 'Common Ground'.

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released June 1, 1987

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