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Various Raja Ram's Stash Bag Mp3, Flac, Wma Various Raja Ram's Stash Bag mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Raja Ram's Stash Bag Country: UK Released: 2002 Style: Goa Trance, Psy-Trance MP3 version RAR size: 1437 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1553 mb WMA version RAR size: 1512 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 969 Other Formats: MOD MP3 AC3 MP1 MPC ADX ASF Tracklist Hide Credits Telepathy 1 –The Infinity Project 4:13 Written-By – G. Wood*, Raja Ram, S. Posford* Out Here We Are Stoned (The True School Heart Trance Mastermix) 2 –E-Rection 3:42 Remix – X Dream*Remix [Extra Tweakage] – Benji Vaughan, Raja RamWritten-By – D. Brown*, P. Huber* Time Simulation 3 –Talamasca 6:48 Written-By – Lestat* 3rd Link 4 –Biotonic* 5:28 Written-By – Jerone Lecoque*, J. Brizzard*, Julianne Lecoque* Crystal Skulls 5 –Logic Bomb 2:13 Written-By – J. Krafft*, J. Pettterson* Midnight Sun (GMS Remix) 6 –Alien Project vs. Astrix 3:12 Remix – GMSWritten-By – A. Linker*, A. Shmailov* Salvia Divinorum 7 –1300 Mics* 1:30 Written-By – Bansi, Chicago, Raja Ram, Riktam Crystal Skulls 8 –GMS & 1300 Mics* Vocals – Isabelle*, Mariana Written-By – Bansi, Chicago, Raja 3:16 Ram, Riktam Binary Neuronaut 9 –The Infinity Project Remix [Extra Tweakage] – Benji Vaughan, Raja RamWritten- 3:00 By – G Wood*, Raja Ram, S. Posford* –Space Tribe And Electric The Acid Test 10 6:35 Universe Written-By – O. Wisdom*, Raja Ram Halloween 11 –GMS 5:04 Written-By – Bansi, Riktam Shamanix (Remix) 12 –Hallucinogen 7:29 Written-By – S. Posford* Around The World In A Tea Daze 13 –Shpongle Vocals [Uncredited] – Abigail GortonWritten-By – Raja Ram, 3:12 S. Posford* Transilvania 14 –The Antidote 7:17 Written-By – S.Souque* Crystal Skulls 15 –Shpongle 2:19 Written-By – Raja Ram, S. Posford* Rush 16 –Zorba With Chicago 5:54 Written-By – Bansi, Chicago, Riktam Credits Artwork – Doof Artwork [Additional] – Raja Ram DJ Mix – Raja Ram Engineer – Benji Vaughan Mastered By – Streaky Notes Remastered @ Sound Masters, December 2001. Total time: 71:21 Track 2 listed as Out Here We Are Stoned (X Dream Rmx) Track 14 listed as Transalvanya Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 5 030094 071421 Barcode (String): 5030094071421 Related Music albums to Raja Ram's Stash Bag by Various Joško Tomičić - Vrata Raja Planet Boelex - Raja Various - Assassi:Nations - The Killers! Raja - Roll De Bam Bam Babla & Kanchan - Leggo Me Na Raja Laxmikant Pyarelal - Raja Aur Runk Altaf Raja - Tum To Thehre Pardesi Various - Liburan Seruuu - !! (A Tribute To A.T Mahmud) - Original Soundtrack Raja Ram - Raja Ram's Pipe Dreams Volume 02 Raja Ram - Raja Ram's Stash Bag Vol. 3 - Smokers Jokers And Midnight Tokers (Unmixed Edition) Räjäyttäjät - Awopbopaloopop Alopbam Räjä Laxmikant-Pyarelal - Raja Jani.
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