Sacred Oath Crystal Vision CD

Crystal Vision Music

List Price	$21.97 (You save $4.28)
Category	Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs
Label	CD Baby
All Time Sales Rank	536427
CD Universe Part number	4849806
Catalog number	34356
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 25, 2005

Sacred Oath Crystal Vision Songs

	1.	Two Powers
	2.	The Omen
	3.	Message To The Children
	4.	Magick Son
	5.	A Crystal Vision
	6.	The Beginning
	7.	Shadow Out Of Time
	8.	The Ferryman's Lair
	9.	Rising From The Grave
	10.	Two Powers (1998 Version)
	11.	Message To The Children (1998 Version)
	12.	The Invocation (1998 Version)
	13.	The End (1998 Version)

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