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Full album: Live [CD2]
mp3 / 2004 year / 192 kbs / 109 mb / 79 min

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Full album: Live [CD1]
mp3 / 2004 year / 192 kbs / 96 mb / 69 min

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Album: Live [CD2]
  1. Stasou Pou Pas
  2. Antio
  3. Pare Ena Koxili Ap To Aigaio
  4. Ki Istera
  5. Den Eimai Ego
  6. I Agapi Ola Ta Ipomenei
  7. Sunora I Agapi De Gnorizei
  8. Spoudaioi Anthropoi Alla
  9. S Agapo
  10. Pali Ipnos De Me Pianei
  11. Na Xan Oloi Oi Anthropoi Mia Agapi Opos Ego
  12. Ap T Aeroplano
  13. Ela Na Me Teleioseis
  14. Den Teleiosame
  15. Paliokairos
  16. Ti Se Noiazei
  17. Dose Mou Mia Eukairia
  18. Pes Mou Ti Zitas
  19. Ela Pou Fovamai
  20. Feggari
  21. O Dikos Mou O Dromos
  22. Ena Tragoudi Akoma
  23. Ena Gramma
  24. Tha Thela Na Soun Edo
  25. Apopse Thelo Na Pio
  26. Mou Xeis Kanei Ti Zoi Mou Kolasi
  27. Mi Milas
  28. Den Eixa Dinami
  29. Tha Ekrago
  30. Ti Varetiike I Psixi Mou
  31. Pou Girnas
  32. Me Tous Alites
  33. Itane Lathos Mou

Antonis Remos - download

Album: Live [CD1]
  1. Ola Dika Sou
  2. Stamatise Toi Rologiou Tois Deiktes
  3. Poia Nixta S Eklepse
  4. An S Arnitho Agapi Mou
  5. Ksimeronei Kiriaki
  6. To Agalma
  7. Mantolina
  8. Epefte Batheia Siopi
  9. Vrexei Fotia Sti Strata Mou
  10. To Feggari Pano Thee Mou
  11. Eklapsa Xthes
  12. Kamaroula Mia Stalia
  13. Min Tou Milate Toi Paidiou
  14. Exo Stenaxori Kardia
  15. Ki Esi Tha Figeis
  16. Tha Me Thimitheis
  17. O Trellos
  18. Pes Mou M Antamoses
  19. Den To Mporeis
  20. Mia Fora Thimamai
  21. Mia Agapi Gia To Kalokairi
  22. Ki An Perpato
  23. Irthes Xthes
  24. Mia Fora Monaxa Ftanei
  25. Prosopika
  26. Mia Kiriaki
  27. Stin Alana
  28. Anthropoi Monaxoi
  29. Ftaime Ki Oi Dio

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