Metropolis Soundtrack CD Original

Metropolis Soundtrack Music

Category	Soundtrack Albums
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	1916436
Catalog number	676821
Discs	1
Release Date	May 23, 2001
Additional Info	Original Soundtrack

Metropolis Soundtrack Songs

	1.	Metropolis
	2.	Foreboding
	3.	Ziggurat
	4.	Going To -Zone-
	5.	Sniper
	6.	El Bombero
	7.	Three-Faced Of -Zone-
	8.	-Zone- Rhapsody
	9.	Hide Out
	10.	Run
	11.	St. James Infirmary
	12.	Sympathy
	13.	Snow
	14.	Propaganda
	15.	Chase
	16.	Judgement
	17.	Awakening
	18.	Fury
	19.	After All
	20.	There'll Never Be Good-Bye----The Theme Of Metropolis----

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