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Guru Guru Dance Of The Flames mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Dance Of The Flames Country: Russia Released: 2014 Style: Space Rock, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1181 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1493 mb WMA version RAR size: 1780 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 530 Other Formats: AAC MP1 MPC AC3 VOC DTS AAC Tracklist Hide Credits Dagobert Duck's 100th Birthday 1 7:41 Music By – H. Hartmann*, H. Nejadepour*, M. Neumeier*Words By – M. Neumeier* The Girl From Hirschhorn 2 8:38 Music By – H. Hartmann*, H. Nejadepour*, M. Neumeier*Words By – M. Neumeier* The Day Of Timestop 3 5:25 Music By – H. Nejadepour* Dance Of The Flames 4 3:31 Music By – H. Hartmann*, H. Nejadepour*, M. Neumeier* Samba Das Rosas 5 4:08 Music By, Vocals – H. Nejadepour* Rallulli 6 4:38 Music By – H. Hartmann*, H. Nejadepour*, M. Neumeier* At The Juncture Of Light And Dark 7 3:14 Music By – H. Nejadepour* God's Endless Love For Men 8 7:27 Music By – H. Nejadepour* Doing (Live 1975) 9 7:23 Music By – H. Hartmann*, M. Neumeier* Credits Bass Guitar, Contrabass – Hans Hartmann Coordinator [Re-release Coordination] – Michael Schmitz Drums, Percussion, Vocals – Mani Neumeier Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Houschäng Nejadépour Engineer – David Siddle* Layout [Re-release Layout] – Thomas Ewerhard Liner Notes – Matthias Mineur Liner Notes [Translation] – Markus Schurr, Matt Goodluck Other [Re-release Assistant] – Björn Münz Photography By – Tai Lüdicke* Producer – Guru Guru Remastered By – Eroc Technician [Assistant Engineer] – Günter Theis, Uwe Schier Notes Original album recorded at Studio 70, Munich, April 12 to 20, 1974. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 6 93723 04932 8 Matrix / Runout: Universal 51848338/304932 21 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Dance Of The Flames (LP, ATL 50 044 Guru Guru Atlantic ATL 50 044 Germany 1974 Album) Dance Of The Flames (LP, K 50044 Guru Guru Atlantic K 50044 UK 1974 Album) Dance Of The Flames (CD, 941073 Guru Guru Germanofon 941073 1996 Album, RE, Unofficial) Dance Of The Flames (CD, REV 043 Guru Guru Revisited Rec. REV 043 Germany 2006 Album, RE, RM, jew) Dance Of The Flames (CD, REV 043 Guru Guru Revisited Rec. REV 043 Germany 2006 Album, RE, RM, Dig) Related Music albums to Dance Of The Flames by Guru Guru Mani Neumeier - Kraut 'N' Rock - Guru Guru Grooves Tiere Der Nacht - Evergreens Mani Neumeier & Kawabata Makoto - Samurai Blues Moebius, Neumeier, Engler - Other Places Mani Neumeier & Tatsuya Yoshida - Manitasu DVD G. I. Gurdjieff - Thomas De Hartmann - The Works Of G.I. Gurdjieff Played By Thomas De Hartmann / Selections Mette Hartmann - Swan Guru Guru - Der Elektrolurch Wenche Hartmann - Little Bitty Dmitri Shostakovich Schostakowitsch Hartmann - Schostakowitsch Violin Concerto No. 1 Hartmann Concerto Funèbre.

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