1. |
Who Are We Now?
05:04
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2. |
You Know Nothing
04:59
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3. |
Silence
03:19
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4. |
Blind Vision
04:52
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5. |
Whatever
04:58
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6. |
Elements
05:09
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7. |
When You Go
06:17
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8. |
Hot Ashes
05:02
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9. |
I Feel, You Don't
03:55
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10. |
X
03:59
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11. |
Heart of Love
06:16
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Rotersand Hamburg, Germany
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