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Various Shine 5 Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Shine 5 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Shine 5 Country: UK & Europe Released: 1996 Style: Indie Rock, Brit Pop MP3 version RAR size: 1963 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1827 mb WMA version RAR size: 1675 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 379 Other Formats: AIFF MP3 MP2 AA MP1 MP2 AIFF Tracklist 1.01 –Ash Goldfinger 4:33 1.02 –Shed Seven Going For Gold 4:23 1.03 –Dodgy In A Room 4:19 1.04 –Longpigs She Said 3:41 1.05 –The Cranberries Salvation 2:24 1.06 –Kula Shaker Grateful When You're Dead 2:52 1.07 –Paul Weller Out Of The Sinking 3:51 1.08 –Ocean Colour Scene The Day We Caught The Train 3:08 1.09 –Skunk Anansie Charity 4:36 1.10 –Cast History 4:26 1.11 –Blur Stereotypes 3:10 1.12 –The Divine Comedy Something For The Weekend 4:20 1.13 –Space Female Of The Species 3:19 1.14 –Super Furry Animals Something 4 The Weekend 2:50 1.15 –Supergrass Going Out 4:05 1.16 –Marion Sleep 3:04 1.17 –Sleeper Inbetweener 3:19 1.18 –Tim Booth and Angelo Badalamenti I Believe 2:47 1.19 –Blameless Breathe (A Little Deeper) 3:43 1.20 –The Gin Blossoms* Follow You Down 3:45 1.21 –The Cardigans Rise And Shine 3:29 1.22 –The Wannadies You And Me Song 2:51 2.01 –Oasis Don't Look Back In Anger 4:49 2.02 –Pulp Sorted For E's And Whizz 3:39 2.03 –Ash Oh Yeah 4:46 2.04 –Menswear Being Brave 4:03 2.05 –Radiohead Fake Plastic Trees 4:50 2.06 –Gene Sleep Well Tonight 4:06 2.07 –Suede The Wild Ones 4:22 2.08 –Northern Uproar Town 4:40 2.09 –Stone Roses* One Love 3:36 2.10 –Mansun Take It Easy Chicken 4:28 2.11 –Lush Single Girl 2:34 2.12 –Terrorvision Perseverance 3:09 2.13 –Levellers* Hope Street 3:53 2.14 –60ft Dolls Talk To Me 2:57 2.15 –Audioweb Into My World 3:52 2.16 –Eggman Not Bad Enough 2:59 2.17 –Whipping Boy Twinkle 5:00 2.18 –Folk Implosion* Natural One [From The 'Kids' Soundtrack] 2:59 2.19 –Salt Bluster 3:11 2.20 –Garbage Queer 4:00 Companies, etc. Marketed By – PolyGram Record Operations Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) – PolyGram TV Copyright (c) – PolyGram TV Distributed By – PolyGram Record Operations Ltd. Licensed To – PolyGram TV Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 731453568921 Label Code: LC 7341 Rights Society: BIEM / STEMRA Rights Society: BIEM / MCPS Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year 535 689-4 Various Shine 5 (2xCass) PolyGram TV 535 689-4 Netherlands 1996 Related Music albums to Shine 5 by Various Skunk Anansie - Charity Ocean Colour Scene - The Day We Caught The Train Various - Evening Session Priority Tunes Super Furry Animals - Guerilla / Rings Around The World Various - The Best...Album In The World...Ever! 6 Kula Shaker - Cool Karma Super Furry Animals - Out Spaced EP Skunk Anansie - That Sinking Feeling Super Furry Animals - Hometown Unicorn Various - TrueBrit Skunk Anansie - Anarchytecture Skunk Anansie - My Ugly Boy.
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