Roma Alta Moda CD

Roma Alta Moda Music

List Price	$35.97 (You save $5.58)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, World, R&B, Rap, Electronica, Dance Collections, Italian, Ambient, Dance, Oldies Collections
Label	Cool Division
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	193978
CD Universe Part number	6056202
Discs	2
Release Date	Mar 21, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Roma Alta Moda Songs

		Roma Alta Moda CD DISC 1:
	1.	Reality Check - Stigmato Inc
	2.	Mas Eu Quer Ser
	3.	Sugar - Zimpala
	4.	People Come Running - Infracom! Pres
	5.	Almost - Carmen Feat Floris
	6.	Jazz Music - De-Phazz
	7.	State of the Union - Thievery Corporation
	8.	Life Changes - Rose Smith
	9.	Obsession - Adelante
	10.	Pedro - Dahlia
	11.	Beneath Another Sky - Mystic Diversions
	12.	Spookie - Dusty Springfield
	13.	Latitudes - Ollano
	14.	Roma Nun Fa la Stupida Stasera - Lisa Ono
		Roma Alta Moda Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Senhor - Paris Combo
	2.	Take Me to the Aruanda - Astrud Gilberto
	3.	Jazz Mediterranee - Henri Salvador
	4.	Beat Box Cha Cha - Ursula 1000
	5.	7th du Marin - Jacqueline Taieb
	6.	You Have Been Gone Too Long - Frank Popp
	7.	I Was a Ye-Ye Girl - Doing Time
	8.	Ndol' Asu - Henri Dikongue
	9.	Magic Love - Bent
	10.	Libertango - Zumo Royal
	11.	Kiss - Gloster
	12.	So Thankful - Bobby d'Ambrosio
	13.	Breath - Blaze
	14.	Canto de Orfeo - Espirito

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