A1 Placer Hollywood 3:39 A2 Algo Es Mejor 4:00 A3 Good Boy 5:16 A4 Supermercado 3:34 A5 Niña 4:23 B1 Beautiful Sadness 3:21 B2 Química Mayor 3:51 B3 A Crying Diamond 4:36 B4 No Soy Para Ti 3:31 B5 Zombie 3:35

While the final recording serves no central theme aside from documenting the band's wild year of reinvention

and the slender hooks of "I'm Leaving You Because I Don't Love You" to the Frankie Valli purity of "Shirin" - an epic ode to Jens' barber which is reminiscent of a Mexican folk ballad

A1 Sure Shot 3:20 A2 Tough Guy 0:58 A3 B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak 3:54 A4 Bobo On The Corner 1:13 A5 Root Down 3:32 B1 Sabotage 2:59 B2 Get It Together 4:06 B3 Sabrosa 3:30 B4 The Update 3:16 B5 Futterman's Rule 3:42 C1 Alright Hear This 3:07 C2 Eugene's Lament 2:13 C3 Flute Loop 1:55 C4 Do It 3:17 C5 Ricky's Theme 3:44 D1 Heart Attack Man 2:15 D2 The Scoop 3:36 D3 Shambala 3:41 D4 Bodhisattva Vow 3:09 D5 Transitions 3:32

Modelo: B2

Q. Lazzarus - Goodbye Horses: The Many Lives Of Q Lazzarus (Music From The Motion Picture) (Ltd. Purple W/B&W Splatter Vinyl) À La Maison De La Radio A1 Placer Hollywood 3:39 A2Reclusive singer who is most well known for the song "Goodbye Horses," featured first in the 1988 film [i]Married To The Mob[ i] and then again (and most famously) in the 1991 film [i]The Silence Of The Lambs[ i], both directed by [a776520]. Lazzarus worked as a taxi driver in New York City before being discovered as a singer. She has also contributed music to other Jonathan Demme movies [i]Philadelphia[ i] (performing a soul version of [i]Heaven[ i]