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King Missile III Royal Lunch mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Royal Lunch Country: US Released: 2004 Style: Lo-Fi MP3 version RAR size: 1806 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1604 mb WMA version RAR size: 1622 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 753 Other Formats: DMF MP2 MPC MMF ASF MIDI ADX Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Meditation Is Boring 2:52 America Kicks Ass 2 3:11 Cello – Jane ScarpantoniGuitar – Jack Sprat 3 Suggested Response To The Coming Crisis 3:28 4 So Happy 3:58 5 The Chosen 3:22 6 Pain Series VII: Splinter 0:23 7 Another Political Poem 3:08 8 Get Down With The Funky Shit 2:26 Get Into It 9 4:58 Guitar – Jack Sprat Good Things 10 2:17 Cello – Jane Scarpantoni 11 Brains Will Explode 2:05 12 Royal Lunch 2:13 13 Antimatter 3:41 14 Pain Series VIII: Stubbed Toe 0:20 Phaedreaux 15 8:07 Guitar – Jack SpratPercussion – John S. Hall 16 The God 3:37 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – John S. Hall Copyright (c) – Sasha Forte Copyright (c) – Bradford Reed Pressed By – Crooked Cove Mastered At – Olive Juice Studios Credits Artwork – Yuriko Tada Mastered By – Major Matt Mason Written-By, Bass, Violin, Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Sasha Forte Written-By, Drums, Synthesizer, Piano, Backing Vocals, Percussion, Guitar [A Little Funky Guitar], Producer, Engineer – Bradford Reed Written-By, Vocals, Drums [Bad Drums] – John S. Hall Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Scanned): 793447503424 Barcode (Text): 7 93447 50342 4 Matrix / Runout: imprec034 CROOKED COVE Mould SID Code: IFPI 1Z06 Rights Society: BMI Related Music albums to Royal Lunch by King Missile III 1. Captain Jack & Mr. John - Captain Jack / U Gotta Move Me 2. Naked Lunch - Music From The Film "Jack" 3. Yellowman - Jack Sprat 4. Jefferson Starship / Daryl Hall & John Oates - Jane / Intravino 5. King Missile - Happy Hour 6. Jane T. - Enjoy My Pain 7. YellowmanWillie Lindo - Jack Sprat/Splended Thing 8. Nick Cave - Live at the Royal Albert Hall 9. Crusaders, The with B. B. King and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The - Royal Jam (Recorded Live At The Royal Festival Hall, London) 10. jack john -.

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