Soul'd Out Attitude CD

Attitude Music

List Price	$25.99 (You save $2.34)
Category	Japanese Albums, Asian CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7633679
Catalog number	1322636
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 18, 2008

Soul'd Out Attitude Songs

	1.	STEALTH
	2.	COZMIC TRAVEL
	3.	TONGUE TE TONGUE
	4.	VOODOO KINGDOM
	5.	GASOLINE
	6.	SHUFFLE DAYZ Pt.2
	7.	FUNNY GIRL DUCKY BOY
	8.	MEGALOPOLIS PATROL
	9.	Cinozoic
	10.	TABOO
	11.	Master's Groove 2
	12.	Widespread Panic
	13.	GROWN KIDZ
	14.	Starlight Destiny

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