Around The World In CD

Around The World In Music

List Price	$33.99 (You save $2.44)
Category	Dance Albums, Dance Collections CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7099172
Catalog number	48433
Discs	1
Release Date	May 19, 2009

Around The World In Songs

	1.	Slow It Down - Mads Arp
	2.	Tracking Treasure Down - Gabriel ; Dresden
	3.	Loves We Lost - Tiesto ; Allure
	4.	Green Astronauts - Boy Called Joni
	5.	Close Your Eyes - Headstrong (1)
	6.	Sweet Talk - Javier ; Finjeaen
	7.	Solar Flare - Astralis
	8.	Forbidden Love - Van Linden, Marc
	9.	92 Elements - Forbes, David ; Mallorca Lee
	10.	80 Days With Mark Norman - Fijneman, Cor
	11.	Neon Eyes - Riley ; Durrant
	12.	Squelch - TDR
	13.	False Light - Marco V
	14.	Monday Bar - Chagall, Nic
	15.	Broken Inside - DJ Preach
	16.	Phantoms - JDK
	17.	Swing 2 Harmony - Perasma
	18.	Zanzibar - Shah ; Laruso's Global Experience
	19.	Stranded In Paradise - Gold, Alex
	20.	Shiva - Norman, Mark
	21.	Killa - Way Out West (1)
	22.	Amsterdam - Fabb'X
	23.	Not Tonite - Porcell, Tom
	24.	Los Angeles - Fluid (2)
	25.	Brasilia - Norman, Mark
	26.	Planet X - MIDOR
	27.	Till We Meet Again - Behr, Galen ; Robert Burns
	28.	80 Days With Cor Fijneman - Norman, Mark
	29.	Red Alert - Progression (1)

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