Hit Explosion CD

Hit Explosion Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $1.03)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Oldies Collections, Greatest Hits Collections
CD Universe Part number	7710554
Catalog number	2006023
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 12, 2008

Hit Explosion Songs

	1.	Candle In The Wind
	2.	Shes A Lady
	3.	Strangers Thoughts
	4.	Two Lovers
	5.	Broken Heroes
	6.	Here I Go Again
	7.	Dancing Into Danger
	8.	Rise To The Occasion
	9.	Rock Of Live
	10.	Qučlle Revienne
	11.	Right In The Middle Of Nowhere
	12.	Think Pink
	13.	Dance For Livin
	14.	All I Need Is A Woman
	15.	A Little Bit Of Loving
	16.	Packjammed

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