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PJ Harvey White Chalk Mp3, Flac P J Harvey White Chalk mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: White Chalk Country: UK & US Released: 2007 Style: Alternative Rock, Lo-Fi, Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1609 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1827 mb WMA version RAR size: 1958 mb Rating: 4.5 Votes: 599 Other Formats: TTA VOC MOD VOX AIFF MP3 MP2 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 The Devil 2:58 2 Dear Darkness 3:10 3 Grow Grow Grow 3:23 4 When Under Ether 2:25 5 White Chalk 3:13 6 Broken Harp 1:59 7 Silence 3:11 8 To Talk To You 4:01 9 The Piano 2:37 Before Departure 10 Concertina – Nico BrownVocals [Additional] – Andrew Dickson, Briget Pearse*, Martin 3:49 Brunsden, Nick Bicât*, Nico Brown 11 The Mountain 3:11 Notes Watermarked copy. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year White Chalk (CD, 1747946 P J Harvey* Album, Enh, Island Records 1747946 UK 2007 S/Edition, Car) White Chalk (CD, B0009972-02 PJ Harvey Island Records B0009972-02 US 2007 Album) Island Records, White Chalk (CD, 1748217 P J Harvey* Island Records 1748217 Europe 2007 Album, Sup) Group White Chalk (CD, 1740326 PJ Harvey Island Records 1740326 Europe 2007 Album, Car) Universal, Island White Chalk (CD, 1740326 P J Harvey* Records, Island 1740326 Argentina 2007 Album, Car) Records Group Related Music albums to White Chalk by P J Harvey PJ Harvey - Send His Love To Me Andrew Chalk - Ghosts Of Nakhodka Chalk Four - Chalk Four & The Fade Out Wars Chalk Hands - Burrows & Other Hideouts PJ Harvey - C'Mon Billy Chalk Farm (London) Band Of The Salvation Army - The Chalk Farm Sound 67 Joni Mitchell - Chalk Mark In A Rainstorm Phish - Chalk Dust Torture The Chalk Giants - Throw It Away PJ Harvey - The Devil Andrew Chalk - The River That Flows Into The Sands II Afterlife - The White Island.
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