Kula Shaker Revenge Of King CD Japan

Revenge Of King Music

List Price	$28.98 (You save $4.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, CD singles CDs, Rock
All Time Sales Rank	139624
CD Universe Part number	7227828
Catalog number	641
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 26, 2006
Additional Info	Japan

Kula Shaker Revenge Of King Songs

	1.	Revenge Of The King
	2.	Diktator Of The Free World
	3.	Troubadour
	4.	6ft.Down
	5.	Greatful When You're Dead (Live)

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