Incubus Nice To Know You CD

Nice To Know You Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Sony
CD Universe Part number	3040284
Catalog number	SNY6722932
Discs	1

Incubus Nice To Know You Songs

	1.	Nice To Know You
	2.	Glass (audio Of Live Version)
	3.	Just A Phase (audio Of Live Version)
	4.	New Skin (audio Of Live Version)
	5.	Nice To Know You (Live Video)

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