Mind's Eye Gentleman's Hurricane CD

Gentleman's Hurricane Music

Category	Rock Albums, Heavy Metal CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	464708
CD Universe Part number	7474974
Catalog number	703049
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 07, 2007

Mind's Eye Gentleman's Hurricane Songs

	1.	Praying For Confession (disc 01)
	2.	Seven Days
	3.	Assassination
	4.	Chaos Unleashed
	5.	Hell's Invitation
	6.	Feed My Revolver
	7.	Ashes To Ashes (In Land Lullaby)
	8.	The Hour Of Need
	9.	Red Winter Sirens
	10.	Skin Crawl
	11.	Graveyard Hands
	12.	Say Goodnight
	13.	Pandora's Musical Box
	14.	Those Who Fear (Japanese Bonus Track)
	15.	(disc 02 dvd)

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