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Recording information: 507 Music, Munich, Germany (12/2005); Lungfull Studios, Munich, Germany (12/2005); Rock 'N' Sad Studio, Munich, Germany (12/2005); Voyage Studio, Munich, Germany (12/2005).
Arranger: Christian Steiner.
Personnel: Christian Steiner (keyboards).
Audio Mixer: John Fryer.
Filthy Notes For Frozen Hearts Music Lacrimas Profundere Filthy Notes For Frozen Hearts Songs | 1. | My Velvet Little Darkness |
| 2. | Again It's Over |
| 3. | Not to Stay |
| 4. | No Dear Hearts |
| 5. | Short Glance |
| 6. | Filthy Notes |
| 7. | Sweet Caroline |
| 8. | Irresistible Fault, An |
| 9. | To Love Her on Knees |
| 10. | Sad Theme for a Marriage |
| 11. | Should |
| 12. | My Mescaline |
| 13. | Again It's Over |
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