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Special two CD pressing of the 2008 release from the innovative German Electronica/Dance act featuring a bonus disc that contains exclusive bonus tracks. Scooter are one of a very few German acts to have shaped the musical landscape at home and abroad for more than a decade, without losing any of their energy or freshness. Over 12 million records sold, in excess of 60 gold and platinum awards and an array of trophies speak for themselves. Jumping All Over The World features 13 brand new tracks including the European club hits 'The Question Is What Is The Question'. 'Jumping All Over The World' and 'I’m Lonely'. Edel. Jumping All Over The World Music Scooter Jumping All Over The World Songs | 1. | the definition |
| 2. | jumping all over the world |
| 3. | the questions is what you question? |
| 4. | enola gay |
| 5. | neverending story |
| 6. | and no matches |
| 7. | cambodia |
| 8. | Im lonely |
| 9. | whistling dave |
| 10. | marian [version] |
| 11. | lighten up the sky |
| 12. | the hardcore massive |
| 13. | the greatest difficulty |
| 14. | the question is [a little higher club mix] |
| 15. | the question is [extended mix] |
| 16. | the fish is jumping (bonus track) |
| 17. | jumping all over the world [the jacques Renault club mix] |
| 18. | jumping all over the world [extended mix] |
| 19. | tribal tango (bonus track) |
| 20. | b.o.b. (bonus track) |
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