U D O Mean Machine CD Germany

Mean Machine Music

Category	Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Rock/Pop, Hard Rock
Label	Breakin'
Orig Year	1997
All Time Sales Rank	38291
CD Universe Part number	1830991
Catalog number	235731
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 21, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	40 minutes
Additional Info	Germany

U D O Mean Machine Songs

	1.	Don't Look Back
	2.	Break the Rules
	3.	We're History
	4.	Painted Love
	5.	Mean Machine
	6.	Dirty Boys
	7.	Streets on Fire
	8.	Lost Passion
	9.	Sweet Little Child
	10.	Catch My Fall
	11.	Still in Love With You

Mean Machine Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars Wanderful
LOve it, Love it, Love it!!! Well, mostli it's just a musik and sound, maybi spirit too. But that is enough for me to enjoy it!!!
Submitted by grisyuk (Washington DC.)
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4 stars top notch metal only the way udo can give you
awesome,excellent, and out of this world, put this in your collection of metal as soon as you can. if you like primal fear, savatage, w.a.s.p., judas priest, or any other top notch metal acts then heres your chance to kick your collection up a notch , and at a great price. brandon whitson of n.c.
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