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K21 Any Given D-Day mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Any Given D-Day Country: Australia Released: 2018 MP3 version RAR size: 1601 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1400 mb WMA version RAR size: 1262 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 832 Other Formats: MPC AC3 MOD MMF AU AAC VQF Tracklist Hide Credits Prelude A1 Horns – Chris Weber Producer – K21 One Man Army A2 Horns – Chris Weber Producer, Written-By – K21 Vocals [Additional] – Ben Martin Anti Hero (Wrath Of K) A3 Horns – Chris Weber Producer, Written-By – K21 Scratches – Faint One One Shot A4 Featuring – Adrian EagleProducer – K21 Vocals [Additional] – Chloe HockeyWritten-By – Adrian Eagle, K21 The Family A5 Featuring – Remi Producer – K21 Scratches – Faint OneWritten-By – K21 , Remi Rider A6 Featuring – RhymefestHorns – Chris Weber Producer – Jayteehazard*Scratches – Faint OneVocals [Additional] – Adam SlutskyWritten-By – K21 , Rhymefest Tequila Suicide A7 Featuring – Hilltop HoodsHorns – Chris Weber Producer – K21 Vocals [Additional] – Anilyn GonzalezWritten-By – Hilltop Hoods, K21 Greatest Living Nightmare B1 Guitar – Mountain StrangerProducer – TrialsVocals [Additional] – Adam SlutskyWritten-By – K21 Bootcamp B2 Featuring – Ikas MillisProducer – K21 Written-By – Ikas Millis, K21 Issue B3 Featuring – Sesta, TrialsProducer – LinkrustWritten-By – K21 , Sesta, Trials Change My Way B4 Featuring – Joy & Sparks*Horns – Chris Weber Producer – K21 Written-By – Joy & Sparks*, K21 Rap Game Travolta (Chris Horrell Remix) B5 Featuring – Mac LethalRemix, Producer – Chris HorrellWritten-By – K21 , Mac Lethal Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Golden Era Records Copyright (c) – Golden Era Records Recorded At – Palomo (Adelaide) Recorded At – Take Away Studios Recorded At – Periscope Post & Audio Mastered At – Disk-Edits Pressed By – GZ Media – 166444E Credits Design [Package Design/Image Post Production] – April77 Creative Illustration [Cover] – Vans The Omega Mastered By – Neville Clarke* Mixed By – Plutonic Lab Photography By [Original] – Chris Horrell Notes Copyright states Ⓟ&Ⓒ2017 Golden Era Records, but was actually released on the 19th of January 2018. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 0602567029885 Matrix / Runout (Side A): GERV030-A 166444E1/A Matrix / Runout (Side B): GERV030-B 166444E2/A Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Any Given D-Day (Cass, Album, GERC002 K21 Golden Era Records GERC002 Australia 2018 Ltd) GER027 K21 Any Given D-Day (CD, Album) Golden Era Records GER027 Australia 2018 Related Music albums to Any Given D-Day by K21 Adam Sonderberg & Christian Weber - Horror Vacui Fragma - Forever And A Day 57th Street Rogue Dog Villians - Roguish Ways Multiverse 3 - Nu Skankers EP Billuks Feat. Danasa / Chris Weber - Deamon / Layla Chris Antblad - A New Dawn Christian Weber - Audiophonic Volume 7 Jürgen Weber & Die Kumpels - Ruhrpott, Ruhrpott - Fanpower Im Revier Carl Maria von Weber, Wiener Philharmoniker, Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, New Philharmonia Orchestra - Weber - Mendelssohn Robert Tear, Philip Ledger And Tim Walker - Mendelssohn And Weber - Soirée With Robert Tear (Songs By Mendelssohn And Weber) Big Boi - Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty Carl Maria von Weber, Eugen Jochum - Der Freischütz.

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