Crunchy Punch Maximum Velocity CD Japan

Maximum Velocity Music

List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	R&B Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica
Label	Solstice Music
Orig Year	2005
CD Universe Part number	6718116
Catalog number	355477
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Japan

Crunchy Punch Maximum Velocity Songs

	1.	Enjoy 2004
	2.	Pot Head
	3.	Synthetic Hoover
	4.	Crunchy Smokees
	5.	Twinfreaks
	6.	Stoned (Remix)
	7.	Maximum Velocity
	8.	Down in the Negev
	9.	Innersphere

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