Decoded Feedback Biomechanic CD

Biomechanic Music

List Price	$34.99 (You save $5.90)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	SPV
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	427492
CD Universe Part number	6859985
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 01, 2005
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Import

Decoded Feedback Biomechanic Songs

	1.	Breathe
	2.	Machine Kontrol
	3.	This World
	4.	Bio-Vital
	5.	Relic
	6.	Synthesis
	7.	Body Cell
	8.	God's Sin
	9.	Ragescape
	10.	Again
	11.	Corrosion - (lights of euphoria remix)
	12.	Bew World
	13.	Technophoby - ROM Remix (remixed by rom remix)
	14.	Reflect in Silence
	15.	Atlantis
	16.	Celestia
	17.	Dark-Star
	18.	Immortal
	19.	Kill to an End
	20.	Existence
	21.	Sequel
	22.	Desire
	23.	Mechanical Horizon
	24.	Body- Haunted
	25.	Lifeless - (aftermath mix)
	26.	Phoenix - (remixed by dead singers society remix)

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