Don't Tell Those One-Worlders

... But we got a lot of individual countries in this-here world!  Case in point:

It's a 1979 CD.  Its contents:

01. Austria (Land der Berge, Land am Strame) (1:33)

02. United Kingdom (God Save the Queen) (1:17)

03. Western Germany (Deutchland uber Alles) (1:37)

04. France (La Marseillaise) (1:42)

05. Italy (Inno di Mameli) (1:47)

06. Russia (Hymn of the Soviet Union) (2:20)

07. USA (The Star-Spangled Banner) (1:34)

08. Israel (Hatikvah) (1:15)

09. Belgium (La Brabanconne) (1:03)

10. Japan (Kimi Go Yo Wa) (1:00)

11. Norway (Ja vi Elsker dette Landet) (1:08)

12. Australia (Waltzing Matilda) (1:50)

13. Sweden (Due Gamia, du Fria) (1:16)

14. Spain (Marcha Real) (0:59)

15. Netherlands (Wilelmus van Nassouwe) (1:23)

16. Finland (Friedrich Pacius) (1:03)

17. Switzerland (Rufst du mein Vaterland) (1:17)

18. Denmark (Kong Kristian Stod ved hojen Mast) (1:14)

19. Turkey (Independence March) (1:19)

20. Canada (O Canada) (1:24)

21. Czechoslovakia (CSSR) (1:32)

22. Bulgaria (BLR) (1:12)

23. Hungary (MLR) (1:46)

24. East Germany (NDR) (1:17)

25. Poland (PLR) (0:46)

26. Roumania (RSR) (1:17)

27. Yugoslavia (SFRJ) (0:43)

28. Albania (1:15)

As you might infer, time has affected the accuracy of this presentation.  For example:  Track 20 gives "CSSR" as a denotation of Czechoslovakia.  I bet that stands for the "Czech Socialist Soviet Republic."

And since 1979, there's been a sort-of regime change in Olde Englande, so the noun in Track 2's  title is wrong ...

Have a listen.  I hope any overseas listeners will tell us their opinion of the performance of their own country's song.

National Anthems of the World 

How's that for a wild and weird bunch of nationalistic mortals!?!