Ibiza Closing Party 2006 CD

Ibiza Closing Party 2006 Music

List Price	$47.99 (You save $3.30)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7367161
Catalog number	30472
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 15, 2006

Ibiza Closing Party 2006 Songs

	1.	Rockin (Benjamin Bates)
	2.	Mama say mama sa (Hi_Tack Mix)
	3.	Tell me why (Original Club Mix)
	4.	Once in a lifetime groove
	5.	Same man (Vocal Club Mix)
	6.	Transatlantic flight (Axwell Remix)
	7.	Gusta
	8.	Jupiter (12"Original)
	9.	Cars ; girls (Verdez Mix)
	10.	Muscle car (Tocadisco's Sunrise At The Uluru - Mix)
	11.	No fear (Trick ; Kubic Mix)
	12.	Music loud (Original Mix)
	13.	You got the love (Shapeshifters Main Vocal Mix)
	14.	I like it ( Original Mix)
	15.	Riding the wave (Original Mix)
	16.	Release me (Original Mix)
	17.	You came into my life (Ian Carey Remix)
	18.	Friday night kids (Yves Larock Remix)
	19.	I've got the music in me! (Extended Mix)
	20.	Be my friend (Seamus Haji Remix)
	21.	Love sensation 2006 (Mark Knight Remix)
	22.	Be free with your love
	23.	A mile high
	24.	This is Ibiza (Club Mix)

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