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Sloan Parallel Play mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Parallel Play Country: Canada Released: 2008 MP3 version RAR size: 1959 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1842 mb WMA version RAR size: 1607 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 435 Other Formats: WMA VOX MOD VQF MMF XM APE Tracklist 1 Believe In Me 3:18 2 Cheap Champagne 2:46 3 All I Am Is All You're Not 3:03 4 Emergency 911 1:50 5 Burn For It 2:38 6 Witch's Wand 2:50 7 The Dogs 3:54 8 Living The Dream 2:53 9 The Other Side 2:54 10 Down In The Basement 2:59 11 If I Could Change Your Mind 2:08 12 I'm Not A Kid Anymore 2:26 13 Too Many 3:43 Credits Mastered By – Joao Carvalho Mixed By – Nick Detoro, Sloan Performer – Andrew Scott , Chris Murphy , Jay Ferguson , Patrick Pentland Performer [Additional] – Dick Pentland, Gregory Macdonald, Kevin Hilliard, Nick Detoro Producer – Nick Detoro, Sloan Recorded By – Nick Detoro Written-By – Sloan Notes The packaging is a four panel digipak. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 6 6674-400047 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year YEP 2180 Sloan Parallel Play (CD, Album) Yep Roc Records YEP 2180 US 2008 Bittersweet Recordings, BS 055 CD Sloan Parallel Play (CD, Album) BS 055 CD Spain 2008 Murderecords Parallel Play (LP, Album, Yep-2180 Sloan Yep Roc Records Yep-2180 US 2008 180) Parallel Play (CD, Album, YEP-2180 Sloan Yep Roc Records YEP-2180 US 2008 Promo) HSR-002 Sloan Parallel Play (CD, Album) High Spot Records HSR-002 Australia 2008 Related Music albums to Parallel Play by Sloan P.F. Sloan - Songs Of Our Times John Sloan - Keep On Screaming Sloan - Jenny / It's In You, It's In Me Sloan - The Double Cross Sloan - Don't You Believe A Word Sasha Sloan - Runaway Jason Sloan - Deluge Sloan - Kids Come Back Again At Christmas Steve "Elliott" Sloan - True Image Sloan - 4x4 From Twice Removed.

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