Sugarcubes - Sugarcubes Album

Tracklist

1	Walkabout (US Vers.)	3:45
2	Birthday	4:10
3	Cold Sweat	3:22
4	Motorcrash	3:00
5	Planet	3:25
6	Hit	4:00
7	Regina	4:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	The Sugarcubes	Video Compilation Reel ‎(VHS, Promo)	Elektra Entertainment	none	US	Unknown
none	The Sugarcubes	The Sugarcubes ‎(VHS, Promo)	Elektra	none	US	1991

Notes

Track 3 is the original "live" version of the Birthday video, never released officially.
Track 5 is edit different from released version.
Track 7 is US Version (different edit comparing to released version).

Comes in plain white cardboard wallet with window. Two stickers on the wallet spine and on cassette itself.

Video

Album

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