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Soft Machine Bundles Mp3, Flac, Wma Soft Machine Bundles mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Bundles Country: Japan Released: 2010 Style: Fusion, Contemporary Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1919 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1869 mb WMA version RAR size: 1528 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 677 Other Formats: MP4 AC3 MIDI AHX AIFF AU AAC Tracklist Hide Credits Hazard Profile Part One 1 9:20 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Hazard Profile Part Two (Toccatina) 2 2:15 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Hazard Profile Part Three 3 0:33 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Hazard Profile Part Four 4 1:26 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Hazard Profile Part Five 5 5:30 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Gone Sailing 6 0:59 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Bundles 7 3:14 Written-By – Karl Jenkins Land Of The Bag Snake 8 3:35 Written-By – Allan Holdsworth The Man Who Waved At Trains 9 1:51 Written-By – Mike Ratledge Peff 10 3:37 Written-By – Mike Ratledge Four Gongs Two Drums 11 2:31 Written-By – John Marshall The Floating World 12 7:08 Alto Flute, Flute [Bass] – Ray WarleighWritten-By – Karl Jenkins Companies, etc. Licensed From – Soft Machine Phonographic Copyright (p) – Soft Machine Copyright (c) – Cherry Red Records Ltd. Remastered At – The Audio Archiving Company Designed At – Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium Credits Artwork [Original LP Sleeve] – Norman Batley Associates Bass Guitar – Roy Babbington Coordinator [Additional] – Vicky Powell Coordinator [Remastered CD Edition] – Mark Powell Design [CD Artwork Package] – Phil Smee Drums, Percussion – John Marshall Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Twelve-String Guitar – Allan Holdsworth Engineer – Bernie O'Gorman Executive-Producer – Sean Murphy Liner Notes – Sid Smith Oboe, Piano, Electric Piano, Soprano Saxophone – Karl Jenkins Organ, Electric Piano, Synthesizer – Mike Ratledge Painting [Cover] – Reg Cartwright Photography By [LP] – Barrie Wentzell Producer – Soft Machine Remastered By – Paschal Byrne Tape Op – Damian Korner, Doug Bogie Transferred By – Ben Wiseman Notes Recorded at CBS Studios, London in July 1974. 24-bit digital remastering at The Audio Archiving Company, London. Digital Transfers at The Audio Archiving Company, London. All tracks ℗ 1975 Soft Machine. This remastered reissue © 2010 Cherry Red Records Ltd., under exclusive worldwide license from Soft Machine. Made in EU. [on tray card] Made in the EU [on CD] Packaged in a jewel case with clear tray and 12-page booklet. No track durations printed on release. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 013929 729629 Matrix / Runout: 00095 53765 943 02 + 53765945 Mould SID Code: IFPI LV27 Other (Inner Ring): A Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Bundles (LP, SHSP 4044 Soft Machine Harvest SHSP 4044 UK 1975 Album) Bundles (LP, Harvest, EMI 1C 062-96 356 Soft Machine 1C 062-96 356 Germany 1975 Album) Electrola Bundles (LP, 2J062-96356 Soft Machine Harvest 2J062-96356 Greece 1975 Album) Bundles (CD, Esoteric ECLEC 2196 Soft Machine ECLEC 2196 UK 2010 Album, RE, RM) Recordings Bundles (LP, New SHSP 4044 Soft Machine Harvest SHSP 4044 1975 Album) Zealand Related Music albums to Bundles by Soft Machine Soft Machine - Allan Last Stand Karl Jenkins, National Youth Choir Of Great Britain, The London Symphony Orchestra - Gloria / Te Deum Cassandra Jenkins - Cassandra Jenkins On Audiotree Live Soft Machine - Softs Karl Jenkins Featuring The Cory Band & Cantorion - This Land Of Ours Rev. Leroy Jenkins - O, will there be any stars in my crown Karl Jenkins, Mike Ratledge - Cuts For Commercials Volume 3 Soft Machine - Stereo Pop Special-23 Soft Machine - Seven Tiny Hazard - Tiny Hazard International Studio Orchestra - Silver Parallel Edward Jenkins - I'm Going Home.
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