Lagoa, Vol. 13 CD Belgium

Lagoa, Vol. 13 Music

List Price	$23.98 (You save $16.19)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Dance
Label	541
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	6654518
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 15, 2004
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Additional Info	Belgium

Lagoa, Vol. 13 Songs

	1.	From Inside the Speaker (Original Mix) - Alex Peace
	2.	Mirror
	3.	Summer@m3 (Tomaz vs. Kobbe Remix) - Bjorn Db
	4.	Exotix - Funky Tribe
	5.	Get on up (Chris Liebing Remix) - DJ Rush
	6.	Compressor - Max Walder
	7.	Korosion - Manu Kenton
	8.	My Telephone Is Dead
	9.	Emergence - Frank Biazzi
	10.	American Madness - Chris Liebing
	11.	Palm Reef - Dimitir Andreas
	12.	Traffic (Max Walder Remix)
	13.	Hitmachines 2 (Part 7) - Johannes Heil
	14.	Massiv-Tech - Ivory Audio Systems
	15.	Hey You (Manu Kenton Remix) - Ghost
	16.	Too Much to Handle - Angel Alanis

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