Vanilla Ninja (album)
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| Vanilla Ninja | ||
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| Studio album by Vanilla Ninja | ||
| Released | May 2003 | |
| Recorded | 2003 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Label | TOP TEN | |
| Vanilla Ninja chronology | ||
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| Vanilla Ninja (2003) |
Traces of Sadness (2004) |
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Vanilla Ninja is the self-titled debut album by the Estonian girl band Vanilla Ninja. The album was released in May 2003 and didn't chart in Germany, Austria or Switzerland, the three countries where the group have had most success in their short career. The album has done well, however, in the group's native Estonia. Despite not making the Top 100 in Germany the album spawned the chart hit, "Club Kung Fu", which reached #95 in March 2004.
The album featured a blend of songs in English and Estonian, as well as a drum 'n' bass remix of "Club Kung Fu". It is the group's only album which features songs in Estonian.
[edit] Track listing
- "Guitar and Old Blue Jeans" – 4:02 (English)
- "Why?" – 3:22 (English)
- "Club Kung Fu" – 2:42 (English)
- "Nagu Rockstaar" – 4:10 (Estonian)
- "Purunematu" - 3:25 (Estonian)
- "Inner Radio" – 3:00 (English)
- "Outcast" – 3:59 (English)
- "Toxic" – 2:23 (English)
- "Spit It Out" – 4:46 (English)
- "Psycho" – 3:17 (English)
- "Klubikuningad" – 2:05 (Estonian)
- "Vanad Teksad Ja Kitarr" – 3:40 (Estonian)
- "Sugar and Honey" – 3:26 (English)
- "Club Kung Fu" (Drum 'n' Bass Remix) – 4:29 (English)
