Super Eurobeat Vol. 176-Super Eurobeat CD

Super Eurobeat Vol. 176-Super Eurobeat Music

List Price	$53.99 (You save $4.04)
Category	Rock Albums, Dance CDs, Dance Collections
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7380058
Catalog number	655758
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 03, 2007

Super Eurobeat Vol. 176-Super Eurobeat Songs

	1.	One Touch - ACE Feat. LA GATTA (DISC 01)
	2.	Fighting! - Cody
	3.	Loverboy - Annalise
	4.	Back To The Rising Sun - Powerful T.
	5.	Love And Rage - Madison
	6.	Midnight Lady - Rick Castle
	7.	Fly Away - Kimmy
	8.	Love Is Blue - MARK RISE
	9.	Moonshine - Norma Sheffield
	10.	Cooking Boy - Domino
	11.	Saturday Time - Chris Stanton
	12.	Yo Yo Baby - PAMSY & SHADY
	13.	Hi-Speed Mania - CY-RO
	14.	I'm Ready - Vanessa
	15.	When 'u Smile - Christine
	16.	I Feel The Rhythm Tonight - Mega Nrg Man
	17.	Like A Video - Dave & Nuage
	18.	Perfect Time 2007 - Rose
	19.	Midnight Love (DJ Boss Remix) (DISC 02)
	20.	Furious Pistol (DJ Gun Remix)
	21.	Looka Bomba (New Generation Remix)
	22.	Running Ninja ( Remix)
	23.	Power (Super Euro Five Remix)

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