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Csendet kérek
04:21
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Én analóg
03:26
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Vakáció
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Szívmorzsa
03:47
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Robotszkander
04:28
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Tigrispárduc
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Gengsztersirató
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Jakuza vadnyugat (bonus)
03:58
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Kicsikém (bonus)
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Illuzio Budapest, Hungary
Huszti Gergely: ének, gitár, Herman Péter: basszusgitár, Ádám Demeter Ádám: dob, Zsuffa Aba: gitár, vokál, Borza László:
gitár, vokál
Lukács Balázs: gitár, vokál (2003-2010), Murányi Norbert: billentyűk, vokál (2003-2010)
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