Enchant Wounded & Time Lost CD

Wounded & Time Lost Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Progressive
Label	Inside Out Music
All Time Sales Rank	31873
CD Universe Part number	5000853
Discs	2
Release Date	Sep 06, 2004
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import; Special Edition

Enchant Wounded & Time Lost Songs

	1.	Below Zero
	2.	Fade 2 Grey
	3.	Pure
	4.	Broken
	5.	Hostile World
	6.	Look Away
	7.	Armour
	8.	Distractions
	9.	Missing
	10.	Fade 2 Grey (Demo)
	11.	Pure (Acoustic)
	12.	Blind Sided
	13.	New Moon
	14.	Under the Sun
	15.	Foundations
	16.	Interact
	17.	Standing Ground
	18.	Mettle Man
	19.	Under the Sun (Demo)
	20.	Words (Instrumental)

Wounded & Time Lost Music Review

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

5 stars Enchant!
Enchant is one of the best progressive rock bands at this time! This re-issue of Wounded + Time Lost its simply great, excellent music and performance!
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5 stars Excellent --- 2 awesome disc for the price of one + bonuses!
Nice package with both Wounded and Time Lost together with demoes and especially Words is sweet! Can't beat the price. Get It now!
Submitted by a reviewer (timonium, md, USA)
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5 stars GET IT!
Excellent 2 For 1 Album.
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