Tipsy Remix Party CD

Tipsy Remix Party Music

List Price	$15.97 (You save $1.22)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Rock
Label	Asphodel
All Time Sales Rank	194593
CD Universe Part number	4961613
Catalog number	2006
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 27, 2002

Tipsy Remix Party Songs

	1.	Schatzi a Go Go (Matmos)
	2.	Wig Out (Seksu Roba)
	3.	Sweet Cinnamon Punch (High Llamas)
	4.	Something Tropical (Seelenluft)
	5.	Hey! (Messer Chups)
	6.	Flying Monkey Fist (Teat Scene)
	7.	Mr Excitement [ms. excitement] (Curd Duca)
	8.	Fur Teacup [meret oppenheim's brazilian wax] (The Sons of Silence)
	9.	Kitty Takes a Ride [kitty mix up] (The Bran Flakes)
	10.	Suez Motel (Flaspar)
	11.	Papaya Freeway [cowboy mix] (World Standard)
	12.	El Bombo Atomico [pizza del sol mix] (Dim Dim)
	13.	Cinnabar [hairsprayed ways mix] (Optiganally Yours)
	14.	Reverse Cowgirl [preserved cowgirl] (People Like Us)

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