Claude Challe Je Nous Aime CD Import

Je Nous Aime Music

List Price	$48.97 (You save $1.82)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, International, Electronica, New Age, French, Dance
Label	Chall'O Music
All Time Sales Rank	115977
CD Universe Part number	6367953
Discs	2
Release Date	Sep 19, 2003
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import; France

Claude Challe Je Nous Aime Songs

	1.	Je Nous Aime - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	2.	L'Ombre de Tes Cils - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	3.	Soufi Night - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	4.	Psyche Paradise - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	5.	Survival - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	6.	Behesht - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	7.	Carmenita Lounging - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	8.	Peyotee - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	9.	Wake up My Love - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	10.	Orgasmus - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	11.	Carmenina Lounging (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	12.	Peyotee (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	13.	Survival (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	14.	Soufi Night (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	15.	Psyche Paradise (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	16.	Je Nous Aime (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	17.	Orgasmus (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	18.	Wake up My Love (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	19.	Behesht (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)
	20.	L'Ombre de Tes Cils (Remix) - (with Claude Challe & Friends)

Je Nous Aime Music Review

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

5 stars great
great downtempo with indian influences
Submitted by sergio (buenos aires, argentina)
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