Pro-Pain Best Of 2 CD

Best Of 2 Music

List Price	$27.98 (You save $5.63)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Greatest Hits Collections
Label	Afm Records Germany
CD Universe Part number	7711243
Catalog number	5129922
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 24, 2009

Pro-Pain Best Of 2 Songs

	1.	Stand Tall
	2.	I Remain
	3.	In for the Kill
	4.	Time Will Tell
	5.	Get Real
	6.	Don't Kill Yourself to Live
	7.	Life's Hard
	8.	Smokin' Gun
	9.	Gunya Down
	10.	Political Suicide
	11.	One Man Army
	12.	Bad Blood
	13.	Stench of Piss
	14.	God Only Knows
	15.	No Way Out [*][Demo Version]
	16.	Shreds of Dignity [*][Demo Version]

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