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Wolfsheim

Spectators

Release date: 1st January 1999

Strange Ways Records
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"Spectators" is an album by Wolfsheim, released 1st January 1999 via Strange Ways Records. It features 11 tracks, including "It's Hurting For The First Time", "Künstliche Welten", and "Touch".

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  1. 1It's Hurting For The First Time
    3:08
  2. 2Künstliche Welten
    3:26
  3. 3Touch
    4:10
  4. 4Blind
    3:38
  5. 5Once In A Lifetime
    3:41
  6. 6Sleep Somehow
    3:13
  7. 7For You
    3:19
  8. 8Read The Lines
    4:36
  9. 9I Don't Love You Anymore
    4:23
  10. 10Heroin, She Said
    5:01
  11. 11E
    3:26
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  • CD · Album
    Main
    Country GermanyYear 1999
    Strange Ways Records · Way 169
    Barcode: 40156988356-25
  • All Media · Limited Edition
    Country GermanyYear 1999
    Strange Ways Records · WAY 169
    Barcode: 40156988356-25
  • All Media · Limited Edition · Special Edition
    Country GermanyYear 1999
    Strange Ways Records · Way 169
    Barcode: 40156988356-25
  • CD · Album · Limited Edition
    Digipak
    Country GermanyYear 1999
    Strange Ways Records · Way 169
    Barcode: 4015698 8323-2 7
  • CD · Album
    Digipak
    Country GermanyYear 1999
    Strange Ways Records · Way 169
    Barcode: 40156988323-27