Muj wydafca

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Muj wydafca
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Studio album by
Kult
ReleasedOctober 1, 1994
RecordedJune 1994
Genre Rock
Length70:56
Label S.P. Records
Kult chronology
Tata Kazika
(1993)		Muj wydafca
(1994)		 Tata 2
(1996)

Muj wydafca is an album by Kult, released on October 1, 1994.

Contents

Track listing

  1. "Ręce do góry" – 3:22 (Hands up)
  2. "Lewe lewe loff" – 3:54
  3. "Keszitsen kepet onmagarol" – 4:02
  4. "Onyx" – 4:50
  5. "Gaz na ulicach" – 2:22 (Gas on the Streets)
  6. "Oczy niebieskie" – 1:31 (Blue Eyes)
  7. "Pasażer" – 5:05 (The Passenger) (Iggy Pop)
  8. "Historia pewnej miłości" – 5:38 (The Story of a Certain Love)
  9. "Mój wydafca" – 5:39 (My Editor)
  10. "Kulcikriu" – 3:19
  11. "Bliskie spotkanie 3 stopnia" – 4:24 (Close Encounter of the 3rd Kind)
  12. "Krutkie kazanie na temat jazdy na maxa" – 3:29 (A Short Preaching About Partying to the Max)
  13. "Na zachód!" – 4:36 (To the West!)
  14. "Dziewczyna o perłowych włosach" – 4:35 (The Girl With the Pearly Hair) (Omega)
  15. "Psalm 151" – 5:51
  16. "Piosenka młodych wioślarzy" – 4:49 (The Song of Young Oarsmen)
  17. "Setka wódki" – 5:10 (100 ml of Vodka)

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