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Roky Erickson Demon Angel : A Day And Night With Roky Erickson mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Stage & Screen Album: Demon Angel : A Day And Night With Roky Erickson Country: Germany Released: 1994 Style: Soundtrack, Acoustic, Psychedelic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1481 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1839 mb WMA version RAR size: 1796 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 127 Other Formats: VOX MMF MIDI MP1 WAV AA DTS Tracklist Hide Credits Bloody Hammer 1 3:02 Written-By – RK Erickson* Two Headed Dog (Red Temple Prayer) 2 4:15 Written-By – RK Erickson* Night Of The Vampire 3 4:53 Written-By – RK Erickson* Splash #1 4 6:00 Written-By – Clementine Hall, RK Erickson* Cold Night For Alligators 5 4:40 Written-By – RK Erickson* Hungry For Your Love 6 2:57 Written-By – RK Erickson* The Interpreter 7 4:12 Written-By – RK Erickson* Clear Night For Love 8 7:53 Written-By – RK Erickson* Starry Eyes 9 6:18 Written-By – RK Erickson* The Damn' Thing 10 2:39 Written-By – RK Erickson* White Faces 11 2:46 Written-By – RK Erickson* Stand For The Fire Demon 12 4:50 Written-By – RK Erickson* Hungry For Your Love #2 13 4:39 Written-By – RK Erickson* You're Gonna Miss Me 14 4:05 Written-By – RK Erickson* Right Track Now 15 2:48 Written-By – RK Erickson*, Tommy Hall Blowin' In The Wind 16 1:37 Written-By – Bob Dylan Companies, etc. Manufactured By – Pilz Notes Recorded in Austin, Texas Halloween 1984 Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 4015910235110 Matrix / Runout: PILZTXRE1SILZ [ K44161 B ] Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Demon Angel : A Amsterdamned 70024-2, Roky Day And Night With 70024-2, Records, Not US 1999 none Erickson Roky Erickson (CD, none Records/Tapes Album) Related Music albums to Demon Angel : A Day And Night With Roky Erickson by Roky Erickson Roky Erickson - Halloween (Live 1979-1981) Roky Erickson And Evil Hook Wildlife ET. - Roky Erickson And Evil Hook Wildlife ET. Kim Erickson - The Raven's Wing Roky Erickson - Gremlins Have Pictures Roky Erickson - Reverend Of Karmic Youth Roky Erickson & The 13th Floor Elevators - The 1966 - 1967 Unreleased Masters Collection Roky Erickson And The Aliens - Wake Up To Rock And Roll / Things That Go Bump In The Night Rod Erickson - Going Home / Cannonball Yodel.

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