Matia Bazar Live At Rtsi CD MP3

Live At Rtsi Music

List Price	$27.99 (You save $8.00)
Category	World Albums, Italian CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7303399
Catalog number	639670
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 10, 2006

Matia Bazar Live At Rtsi Songs

	1.	Cavallo Bianco (DISC 01) (MP3)
	2.	Stasera Che Sera (MP3)
	3.	Tu Semplicita (MP3)
	4.	Italian Sinfonia (MP3)
	5.	C'e Tutto Un Mondo Intorno (MP3)
	6.	Solo Tu (MP3)
	7.	Ricordi
	8.	Come Un Fiore
	9.	Il Temo Del Sole
	10.	Sigla Matia Bazar
	11.	Cavallo Bianco (DISC 02) (MP3)
	12.	Stasera Che Sera (MP3)
	13.	Tu Semplicita (MP3)
	14.	Italian Sinfonia (MP3)
	15.	C'e Tutto Un Mondo Intorno (MP3)
	16.	Solo Tu (MP3)
	17.	Ricordi
	18.	Come Un Fiore
	19.	Il Temo Del Sole
	20.	Sigla Matia Bazar

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