KMFDM Extra Vol. 1 CD

Extra Vol. 1 Music

List Price	$18.98 (You save $3.23)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Metropolis
Orig Year	2008
All Time Sales Rank	141139
CD Universe Part number	7670886
Catalog number	80547
Discs	2
Release Date	Jun 03, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	KMFDM
Personnel	Sascha Konietzko En Esch Gunter Schulz Rudolph Naomi

KMFDM Extra Vol. 1 Songs

	Extra Vol. 1 CD DISC 1:
1.	Sieg-Sieg (Z Records Version)
2.	Don't Blow Your Top (Adrian Sherwood Mix) - (remix)
3.	Disgust (12" Mix) - (remix)
4.	Oh Look Ii
5.	Rip the System	$0.99
6.	More & Faster (12" Mix) - (remix)
7.	Naff Off
8.	Virus (12" Mix) - (remix)
9.	M+F 244 (High & Geil Mix) - (remix)
10.	Godlike (12" Mix) - (remix)
11.	Friede (12" Mix) - (remix)
12.	Naive (My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult Remix) - (remix)
13.	Naive (TKK Remix Edit) - (remix)
	Extra Vol. 1 Songs DISC 2:
1.	Split (12" Mix) - (remix)
2.	Piggybank (Shock Mix) - (remix)
3.	Go To Hell (Fearing & Burning Mix) - (remix)
4.	Vogue (12" Mix) - (remix)
5.	Sex On the Flag (12" Mix) - (remix)
6.	Split (Apart Version)
7.	Split (Mirrorball Mix) - (remix)
8.	Money (Radio Mix) - (remix)
9.	Bargeld (Raido Mix) - (remix)
10.	Money (Cover Charge Mix) - (remix)
11.	Bargeld (Rubb Club Dub)
12.	Money (Metal Mix) - (remix)
13.	Bargeld (Jezebeelzebuttfunk Mix) - (remix)
14.	Money (Death Before Taxes Mix) - (remix)

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