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Recording information: A38, Budapest, Hungary (04/22/2004); Anima Sound Studio, Budapest, Hungary (04/22/2004); Anorganik Studio, Budapest, Hungary (04/22/2004); L.V. Hang Studio, Budapest, Hungary (04/22/2004).
Personnel: Jeremy Thompson (vocals); Tibor Kovacs, Szabolcs Prieger (guitar); Miklós Lukács (cimbalom); Gergely Németh (programming, scratches).
Audio Mixers: Gergely Németh; Zsolt Prieger.
Anima Sound System We Strike! Songs | 1. | Get Up |
| 2. | World at War |
| 3. | Technotoys Blues |
| 4. | Like a Massive Tree |
| 5. | Trubul Ek Vorba |
| 6. | Revolution |
| 7. | But Gindura |
| 8. | Travel with Cimbalom |
| 9. | Colours |
| 10. | More Fire |
| 11. | Open Your Eyes |
| 12. | We Strike! |
| 13. | Feed Your Mind |
| 14. | More Fire |
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