Planet Pop Festival Vol 2 CD Import

Planet Pop Festival Vol 2 Music

List Price	$30.99 (You save $2.10)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, Dance Collections, Brazilian
Label	MSI Music / Super D
CD Universe Part number	7018300
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 06, 2006
Additional Info	Import

Planet Pop Festival Vol 2 Songs

	1.	We'er Not Gonna Take It
	2.	Butterfly
	3.	We Will Rock You
	4.	Rock And Roll All Nite (Dj Marcelinho Remix)
	5.	Your Love
	6.	How Do I Live
	7.	Livin' On A Prayer (Dj Tom Hopkins Remix)
	8.	Because The Night
	9.	Ready To Fly
	10.	Here I Am (Send Me An Angel)
	11.	Only You
	12.	More Than A Feeling
	13.	Total Elipse Of The Heart
	14.	Because The Night
	15.	Emotion
	16.	Floating In Love
	17.	Get Up
	18.	Right Or Wrong
	19.	This Is Better
	20.	I Have Nothing
	21.	If You
	22.	I Don't Know
	23.	Sorry Marin
	24.	Summer Jam 2003
	25.	Tonight
	26.	Saturday Night
	27.	Summer Jam 2003 (Remix)
	28.	Remember

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