Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Garaj Baras | |||
| 2. Sayonee | |||
| 3. Pappu Yaar | |||
| 4. Saeein | |||
| 5. No More | |||
| 6. Khudi | |||
| 7. Piya | |||
| 8. Jazba-E-Junoon | |||
| 9. Azadi | |||
| 10. Bulleya | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Dosti [Live] | |||
| 2. Khab [Remix] | |||
| 3. No More [Video]/Sayonee [Video] | |||
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
This 2 CD set features an enhanced CD. Details TBA. EMI. 2005.
Best of Junoon,Junoon,EMI,Rock/Pop,Sufi
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Age Of Electric
Manufacturer: God's Teeth Ethel ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002YE546 |
Product Description
The alternative rock group Age of Electric, often called AOE by fans, was formed in Lanigan, Saskatchewan, in 1989. Two pairs of brothers make up the band, guitarist Ryan Dahle and drummer Kurt Dahle, and guitarist Todd Kerns and bassist John Kerns. Each member supplied vocals for the group, all but John Kerns. Age of Electric signed with Mercury Records after releasing a few independent recordings. During the '90s the band earned a number of awards, like Best West Cost Independent Artist, and were nominated for others, like Best New Group by the Juno Awards. When Age of Electric formed at the end of the '80s, they started out using a shorter version of the name, Electric. The group of guys, little more than teens, played their alternative pop/rock numbers at local clubs at first. By 1991, the band had switched to Age of Electric, had managed to gain the beginnings of a loyal fan base and had recorded a cassette of some of its songs that the members sold where ever they performed. In 1991, the album The Latest Plague was completed and released on God's Teeth Ethel!, the band's own label.Customer Reviews:
Don't Be Lonely Age of Electric, You're No Longer Alone.......2006-04-29
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