Intifaxa
Intifaxa is an album by Muslimgauze released simultaneously on CD and cassette in 1990 by the Australian label Extreme Records. The cassette version contains two additional songs not found on the CD, "Fatah" and "Hama". "Hama" was later included on the CD Infidel.
| Intifaxa | ||||
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| Released | May, 1990 | |||
| Label | Extreme Records XCD002 / XCT015 | |||
| Producer | Bryn Jones | |||
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Track listing
CD
- "Izzat" – 10:08
- "Dheisha" – 9:56
- "Khar Khodefi" – 9:23
- "P:F:L:P:" – 10:21
- "Ziggurat" – 10:03
- "Fazisi" – 7:10
- "Kirghiz" – 6:46
Cassette
Side A
- "Izzat" – 10:08
- "Dheisha" – 9:56
- "Fatah" – 10:06
- "Khar Khodefi" – 9:23
- "Kirghiz" – 6:46
Side B
- "P:F:L:P:" – 10:21
- "Ziggurat" – 10:03
- "Fazisi" – 7:10
- "Hama" – 16:30
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