ATU Nausea CD

Nausea Music

Category	Electronica Albums, Techno CDs
Label	Plan Z Media
Orig Year	2005
CD Universe Part number	7145734
Catalog number	2540
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 19, 2005
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	44 minutes

ATU Nausea Songs

	1.	I Feel Like an Arab, Today
	2.	Donde el Miedo
	3.	Fanfarre
	4.	C'Mon Let Me Tell You
	5.	Me Enamore de una Chica (Conectada Al Respirador Artificial)
	6.	Burbuja
	7.	Permanent Solution
	8.	I Am Somebody
	9.	To Be Happy
	10.	No Se Por Que?
	11.	Ella Esta Enferma
	12.	No Me Recuerdo (Recien Llegue)
	13.	Un Grito Al Cielo (Y Mucho Dinero)

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