CD PIAS UK/ MEMPHIS INDUSTRIES Release date: 02/Jun/2009
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Sales Rank:
#3305 in Independent #137959 in Rock
Style:
Independent
Product No.:
1896795221
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Born On A Day The Sun Didn't Rise"
02. "Dark Bubbles"
03. "Twin Of Myself"
04. "Gold Splatter"
05. "Iron Lemonade"
06. "Tooth Decay"
07. "Fields Are Breathing"
08. "Smile The Day After Today"
09. "The Sticky"
10. "Bubblegum Animals"
11. "American Face Dust"
12. "Keine Titelinformation"
Number of discs:
1
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Description:
Eating Us by Black Moth Super Rainbow, released 3 March 2011, includes the following tracks: "Twin Of Myself", "Iron Lemonade", "Fields Are Breathing", "The Sticky" and more.
This version of Eating Us comes as a 1xCD. -
Copyright 2009 Black Moth Super Rainbow/Memphis Industries Ltd.
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