Revenge Of The Psycho Cats DVD

Revenge Of The Psycho Cats Music

List Price	$29.95 (You save $6.90)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Music Video, Pop Music Videos, Rock, Pop/Rock, Oldies
Label	Cherry Red Uk / Zoom
CD Universe Part number	7385450
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 03, 2008

Revenge Of The Psycho Cats Songs

	1.	Please Don't Touch
	2.	Chase
	3.	Mad About You
	4.	Henry The Wasp
	5.	Robot Riot
	6.	You're On Your Own
	7.	Mystery Street
	8.	Klingzones
	9.	Just Love Me
	10.	Jack The Ripper
	11.	Pink Hearse
	12.	Zulu Beat
	13.	Crazy Kid
	14.	Drivin' Wheel
	15.	Love You For Lunch
	16.	Rawhide
	17.	Zombie Stalk
	18.	Who's Sorry Now
	19.	Satellite Baby
	20.	Ice Cold
	21.	Lysergic Acid Overdose
	22.	I Want You Back
	23.	Body Snatchers
	24.	Hang Em' High
	25.	Aley Cat King
	26.	Bye Bye Girl
	27.	Freddy's Fingers
	28.	Rubber Chicken
	29.	Motor Psychos
	30.	Extra Flesh

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