Upsetters Upsetter CD

Upsetter Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $5.03)
Category	Reggae Albums, Reggae/Ska/Calypso CDs, Roots Reggae, Rock Steady
Label	Trojan (Cityhall)
Orig Year	1996
CD Universe Part number	5715615
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 18, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Additional Info	Import

Upsetters Upsetter Songs

1.	Tidal Wave
2.	Heat Proof
3.	To Love Somebody	$0.99
4.	Night Doctor	$0.99
5.	Soulfoul I
6.	Big Noise	$0.99
7.	Man From Mi5	$0.99
8.	Dread Luck
9.	Kiddy-O
10.	Wolf Man
11.	Crying About You
12.	Thunderball	$0.99
13.	He'll Have to Go (Bonus Track)
14.	Since You're Gone (Bonus Track)
15.	Hard to Handle (Bonus Track)
16.	Endlessly (Bonus Track)
17.	Untitled Instrumental (Bonus Track)
18.	Slow Motion Version 2 (Bonus Track)
19.	Big Noise (Takes 3-6) (Bonus Track)
20.	Thunderball (Takes 3-5) (Bonus Track)

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