Jan Kaczmarek Co Za Czasy CD

Co Za Czasy Music

List Price	$13.98 (You save $2.33)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, World CDs, World Beat
Label	EMI Poland
CD Universe Part number	7469133
Catalog number	729295
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 24, 2004

Jan Kaczmarek Co Za Czasy Songs

	1.	Starzejemy Sie
	2.	Budujemy Kapitalizm
	3.	Rodowod
	4.	Tirana
	5.	Historia Lubi Sie Powtarzac
	6.	Oj Naiwny
	7.	Ile Jeszcze?
	8.	Wytrzymanka
	9.	W Gruncie Rzeczy
	10.	Polskie Credo
	11.	Gdy Wysiadzie Wyobraznia
	12.	Smiej Sie I Trzymaj Fason
	13.	Grunt Zeby Jakos
	14.	Ta Paranoja
	15.	Cudowne Niebo
	16.	Nie Wszystko Bylo Zle
	17.	To Jeszcze Nie Koniec
	18.	Nasza Europa
	19.	Warto Bylo Czekac

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