Don't Suppose

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Don't Suppose
Studio album by Limahl
Released	October 1984
Recorded	September 1983 – February 1984
Studio	Utopia, Primrose Hill; Ridge Farm, Capel, Dorking; Trident 2, London; Abbey Road, London
Length	41:46
Label	EMI
Producer	De Harris Tim Palmer Giorgio Moroder
Limahl chronology
White Feathers (1983) Don't Suppose (1984) Colour All My Days (1986)
Singles from Don't Suppose
"Only for Love" Released: October 1983[1] "Too Much Trouble" Released: May 1984[2] "The NeverEnding Story" Released: September 1984[3] "Tar Beach" Released: November 1984[4]

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Smash Hits	[5]

Don't Suppose (also written as Don't Suppose...) is the debut solo album by the English singer Limahl, formerly lead singer of the British band Kajagoogoo, released in 1984 by EMI Records.

Originally only released on vinyl album and cassette, it was not released on compact disc until 2012 on the Gold Legion label, though several songs from the album had appeared on other albums. The compilation album The Best of Limahl features eight tracks from Don't Suppose, and the compilation Neverending Story: Best of Limahl features five tracks. The song "Tar Beach", which appears on neither of those albums, is featured on two joint compilations with Kajagoogoo. "The Greenhouse Effect" has never been officially released on compact disc. (Later editions of Don't Suppose replaced "The Greenhouse Effect" with "The NeverEnding Story".)