Faith No More Platinum Collection CD England

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List Price	$12.98 (You save $0.33)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Warner
All Time Sales Rank	149820
CD Universe Part number	7000214
Catalog number	111734
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 10, 2006
Additional Info	England; Remastered

Faith No More Platinum Collection Songs

	1.	1. From Out Of Nowhere
	2.	2. Epic
	3.	3. Falling to Pieces
	4.	4. Midlife Crisis
	5.	5. A small Victory
	6.	6. Evidence
	7.	7. Last Cup Of Sorrow
	8.	8. Ricochet
	9.	9. Caffeine
	10.	10. Everything's Ruined
	11.	11. Kindergarten
	12.	12. Underwater Love
	13.	13. She Loves Me Not
	14.	14. Anne's Song
	15.	15. We Care A Lot (live)
	16.	16. Edge of the world
	17.	17. Easy
	18.	18. I started a joke

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