| | Lower 48 Eight:Skin Failure CD - Import Lower 48 Discography of CDs
Eight:Skin Failure Music | List Price | $25.98 (You save $0.89) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7296846 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 29, 2007 | | Additional Info | Import |
Lower 48 Eight:Skin Failure Songs | 1. | If I Dare |
| 2. | Increase The Treble |
| 3. | A Pornstar's Afterlife |
| 4. | Unrequested Fission Surplus |
| 5. | This Is Progress? |
| 6. | Our Losing Definition |
| 7. | Echolalia |
| 8. | Skin Failure |
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Track Listing of songs: Ci Vuole un Senso; In Piedi; Vita Che Seduce; Non È un Sogno; Sangue al Cuore; Con Me O Contro di Me; Aviatore; Immagini; Trovare Dio; Voglia di Posare; Dove Si Va; Io Voglio Vivere; Se Non Ho Te; Ophelia; Noi Non Ci Saremo; Collina; Ti Lascio una Parola; Mia Terra; Destino; Una Storia Da Raccontare; Pugno di Sabbia; Stella Cieca; Oriente; ...
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