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Pro Patria (album)

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Pro Patria is the first album by the electronic body music group Signal Aout 42. The artwork was designed by Damien Vandamme. It was recorded by Jacky Meurisse at Tomorrow's Music Studio, Comines.

Track listing

All tracks written by Bruno Van Garsse, Jacky Meurisse and M. De San Antonio

Over The Sea
Submarine Dance
You Are
Carnaval
Instr. Robert
Right Thing
Pro Patria
Voice Of Hell
Secret Garden
Autopsy

CD Bonus Tracks

Why Not
Pleasure And Crime

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