Kabát: Corrida Tour 2007

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Kabát: Corrida Tour 2007

A recording of a live performance by the band Kabát. Filmed at the Slavia Athletics Stadium in Prague (before an audience of 23,000) during one of the thirteen stops on the Corrida 2007 tour. Songs: 1. Intro 2. Corrida 3. Buldozerem 4. V pekle sudy valej 5. Bara 6. Kuze lina od Kolina 7. Starej bar 8. Frau Vogelrauch 9. Stara Lou 10. Porcelanovy prasata 11. Bruce Willis 12. Raci v praci (s.r.o.) 13. Go Satane Go 14. Joy 15. Usmev pana Lloyda 16. Mala dama 17. Dole v dole 18. Shorel nas dum 19. Pohoda 20. Zizen 21. Moderni devce 22. Intro + Burlaci 23. Kdo vi jestli

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