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Steven Wilson Get All You Deserve Mp3, Flac, Wma Steven Wilson Get All You Deserve mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Rock Album: Get All You Deserve Country: UK & Europe Released: 2012 Style: Art Rock, Prog Rock, Experimental, Avantgarde, Jazz-Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1914 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1528 mb WMA version RAR size: 1913 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 524 Other Formats: AC3 FLAC VOX RA VQF MP4 MPC Tracklist CD1-1 No Twilight Within The Courts Of The Sun 10:23 CD1-2 Index 5:01 CD1-3 Deform To Form A Star 8:40 CD1-4 Sectarian 7:42 CD1-5 Postcard 4:53 CD1-6 Remainder The Black Dog 10:03 CD1-7 Harmony Korine 5:07 CD1-8 Abandoner 5:03 CD1-9 Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye 6:32 CD2-1 Luminol 12:19 CD2-2 Veneno Para Las Hadas 7:01 CD2-3 No Part Of Me 6:10 CD2-4 Raider II 26:02 CD2-5 Get All You Deserve 7:23 - - BD-1 Intro ('Citadel') BD-2 No Twilight Within The Courts Of The Sun BD-3 Index BD-4 Deform To Form A Star BD-5 Sectarian BD-6 Postcard BD-7 Remainder The Black Dog BD-8 Harmony Korine BD-9 Abandoner BD-10 Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye BD-11 Luminol BD-12 Veneno Para Las Hadas BD-13 No Part Of Me BD-14 Raider II BD-15 Get All You Deserve BD-16 Outro ('Litany') Extras BD-17 Gallery BD-18 Road Movie (By Adam Holzman) - - DVD-1 Intro ('Citadel') DVD-2 No Twilight Within The Courts Of The Sun DVD-3 Index DVD-4 Deform To Form A Star DVD-5 Sectarian DVD-6 Postcard DVD-7 Remainder The Black Dog DVD-8 Harmony Korine DVD-9 Abandoner DVD-10 Like Dust I Have Cleared From My Eye DVD-11 Luminol DVD-12 Veneno Para Las Hadas DVD-13 No Part Of Me DVD-14 Raider II DVD-15 Get All You Deserve DVD-16 Outro ('Litany') Extras DVD-17 Gallery DVD-18 Road Movie (By Adam Holzman) Companies, etc. Published By – Hands Off It's Mine Publishing Ltd. Copyright (c) – Steven Wilson Copyright (c) – Lasse Hoile Phonographic Copyright (p) – Steven Wilson Licensed To – Snapper Music plc Recorded At – Teatro Metropolitan Designed At – Aleph Studio Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – AC83850 Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – DC83844 Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – DC83845 Credits Bass Guitar, Chapman Stick, Backing Vocals – Nick Beggs Cameraman – Andrés Angoa, Arturo Martínez Mejía, Fernando Cárdenas, Francisco Mares, Jorge Argelio Basca Gasca, José Antonio Peña , Juan Carlos Soto Argueta, Julián Salazar, Luis Gerardo Garcia González, Oswaldo Carrera, Victor Vargas Rosados, Xavier Eduardo Toscano Montiel, Ángel Torres Cameraman [Assistant] – Alejandro Villafranco, Juan García Campos, Luis Cruz , Oscar Cardoza, Ricardo Cardoza Cameraman [Dolly Operator] – Gerardo Cruz Casas, Jorge Alberto Romero Arce Cameraman [Steady-Cam Operator] – Andrés Takizawa Coordinator [Production] – Daniel Trujillo Trujillo Design – Carl Glover Drums – Marco Minnemann Executive-Producer – Juan Carlos Equihua Film Director ['Litany' Film] – Grant Wakefield Film Director [2nd Assistant] – Natalia Acevedo Film Director [Assistant] – Sebastién Guerra Dupás Film Director, Film Editor, Other [Concert Visuals] – Lasse Hoile Film Producer [Assistant] – Javier Ramos, José Ignacio Mijares Film Producer [Line Producer] – Juan Carlos Villanueva Film Technician [Data Manager's Assistant] – Diego Benítez De La Vega, Jaen Antonio Castro Monsell Film Technician [Data Manager] – Enrique García Film Technician [Head Of Scaffolding] – Miguel Ángel Medina Film Technician [Operating Personnel] – Guerrero Santiago, Habert Hernández López Isaías, Jorge Calieca, Manuel Arturo Cruz Mendoza Film Technician [Video Responsable] – Leonardo Bernal Sánchez Guitar – Niko Tsonev Keyboards – Adam Holzman Lighting [Concert Lighting] – Paul Van Der Heijkant* Management – Andy Leff Other [Stage Crew] – Dan Weingartner, Tonto Other [Tour Manager] – Dave Salt Photography By [Additional] – Jasmine Walkes, Nancy Akl, Susana Moyaho Photography By [Concert] – Diana Nitschke, Joe Del Tufo, Lasse Hoile Recording Supervisor – Ing. Mario Mariscal Castillo* Saxophone, Flute, Clarinet, Keyboards – Theo Travis Technician [Front Of House Sound] – Ian Bond Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, Written-By, Remix [Sound] – Steven Wilson Notes Recorded live at Teatro Metropolitan, Mexico City on 13th April 2012. Intro ('Citadel') and Outro ('Litany') by Bass Communion. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Lasse Hoile/Steven Wilson under exclusive license to Snapper Music Plc. ℗ 2012 Steven Wilson © 2012 Steven Wilson Made in Germany. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 802644851372 Label Code: LC 01757 Matrix / Runout (CD1): AC83850-01 Matrix / Runout (CD2): AC83850-02 Matrix / Runout (BD): DC83844-01 optimal media GmbH L0 DC83844-01 optimal media GmbH L1 Matrix / Runout (DVD): DC83845-01 Mastering SID Code (CD1 & CD2): IFPI L573 Mastering SID Code (DVD): IFPI L574 Mould SID Code (CD1 & CD2): IFPI 9704 Mould SID Code (BD): IFPI 9752 Mould SID Code (DVD): IFPI 9741 Other (CD1 & CD2 Catalogue Number): Kscope513 Other (BD Catalogue Number): Kscope514 Other (DVD Catalogue Number): Kscope515 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Get All You Deserve Kscope512, Steven (2xCD, Album + DVD-V, Kscope, Kscope512, UK & 2012 Kscope 512 Wilson Album, NTSC + Blu-ray, Kscope Kscope 512 Europe Album ) Steven Get All You Deserve (Blu- UK, Europe Kscope514 Kscope Kscope514 2012 Wilson ray) & US Get All You Deserve Kscope515, Steven Kscope, Kscope515, UK & (2xCD, Album + DVD-V, 2012 Kscope 515 Wilson Kscope Kscope 515 Europe Album, NTSC + Box, Dig) Get All You Deserve Steven (2xCD, Album, RE + Blu- UK & KSCOPE538 Kscope KSCOPE538 2017 Wilson ray, Album, RE, Europe Multichannel) Steven Get All You Deserve UK & Kscope515 Kscope Kscope515 2012 Wilson (DVD-V) Europe Related Music albums to Get All You Deserve by Steven Wilson 1. Heather Austyn - Just What You Deserve 2. Minor Majority - What I Deserve / She's A New Yorker 3. Theatre of Ice - More Fun Than You Deserve 4. Steven Wilson - A Perfect Life At The Wiltern 5. Steven Wilson - Grace For Drowning 6. Various - Mister Lonely (Music From A Film By Harmony Korine) 7. Pet Shop BoysDusty Springfield - What Have I Done to Deserve This? 8. Steven Wilson - Insurgentes 9. Bridgette Bentley - You Deserve My Praise 10. Inhuman Conditions - Deserve No Respect.
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