Action Exploding Radio CD

Exploding Radio Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7818386
Catalog number	316319
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 02, 2008

Action Exploding Radio Songs

	1.	Exploding Radio
	2.	This Is Gonna Hurt
	3.	Jimmy
	4.	New Old Friend
	5.	I Don't Love You
	6.	My Nightmare
	7.	Baby
	8.	Long Distance
	9.	Butterman Rubdown
	10.	Please Don't Leave
	11.	Nothing Up My Sleeve
	12.	Dooley Town
	13.	Grow Up
	14.	THD
	15.	Louie The Lounge Singer
	16.	Watch

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