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Do As Infinity Eight Mp3, Flac, Wma Do As Infinity Eight mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Rock / Pop Album: Eight Country: Japan Released: 2011 Style: J-pop, Pop Rock, Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1727 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1819 mb WMA version RAR size: 1247 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 329 Other Formats: MP3 AC3 WAV WMA APE VQF ADX Tracklist Hide Credits Baby! Baby! Baby! 1 Music By – Shoichiro HirataSaxophone – Takuo YamamotoTrombone – Yoichi 3:51 MurataTrumpet – Koji NishimuraWords By – Masanori Ouchi Special 2 3:48 Music By – STIL Words By – Ryo Owatari 1/100 3 Music By – Katsumi OhnishiPiano [Acoustic] – Makoto MinagawaShakuhachi – Tomoka 3:44 NagasuWords By – Ryo Owatari Hand In Hand 4 Music By – Katsumi OhnishiPiano [Acoustic] – Makoto MinagawaStrings – Chieko Kinbara 5:07 Strings*Words By – Kenn Kato ワンダフルライフ 5 3:39 Music By – Ryo OwatariWords By – Ryo Owatari, Tomiko Van 僕が描いてた僕 6 3:57 Music By, Words By – Zenta Jidaishin 7 3:54 Music By, Words By – Kazunori WatanabeOrgan, Electric Piano – Makoto Minagawa Everything Will Be All Right Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Makoto MinagawaMusic By – Shohei OhiProgrammed By [Synth] 8 4:58 – Takahiro IidaSaxophone – Takuo YamamotoTrombone – Yoichi MurataTrumpet – Koji NishimuraWords By – Tomiko Van Fly To The Freedom 9 5:02 Music By – Kunio TagoStrings – Chieko Kinbara Strings*Words By – Kyasu Morizuki Dear Memories 10 4:57 Electric Piano – Yuta SaitoMusic By – Zenta Words By – Tomiko Van 1176時間 11 Electric Piano – Yuta SaitoMusic By – Yoshihiro SudaProgrammed By [Synth] – Nobuhiko 4:30 NakayamaWords By – Psycho Kawamura 君がいない未来 12 4:19 Music By – Katsumi OhnishiWords By – Kano Inoue, Kyasu Morizuki, Tomiko Van Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Avex Entertainment Inc. Copyright (c) – Avex Entertainment Inc. Manufactured By – Avex Marketing Inc. Distributed By – Avex Marketing Inc. Credits Art Direction, Design – Yoshiro Nishi Bass – Seiji Kameda (tracks: 1 to 7, 9, 10, 12), Tomohiko Ohkanda (tracks: 8) Chorus – Tomiko Van Directed By – Yoshihisa Tokuda Drums – Noriyasu "KAASUKE" Kawamura* (tracks: 1 to 10, 12) Electronics [Manipulator] – Yasutaka Toyoda (tracks: 1 to 7, 9, 10, 12) Executive-Producer – Masato Matsuura* Guitar – Ryo Owatari Mastered By – Shigeo "MT" Miyamoto* Mixed By – Tsuyoshi Inoue Photography By – Osami Yabuta Producer [Sound], Arranged By – Seiji Kameda Recorded By – Hideaki Jinbu, Makoto Yamadoi, Naoki Kakuta, Tsuyoshi Inoue, Uni Inoue Technician [Guitar] – Keiichi Ito, Kiyotoshi Yagisawa, Tairo Tsurumi, Yasuyuki "Texas" Oguro* Vocals – Ryo Owatari (tracks: 7), Tomiko Van Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 4 988064 381401 Rights Society: JASRAC Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Eight (CD, Album + AVCD-38139/B Do As Infinity Avex Trax AVCD-38139/B Japan 2011 DVD-V) Eight (CD, Album + AVJCD10447/A Do As Infinity Avex Taiwan AVJCD10447/A Taiwan 2011 DVD-V) Related Music albums to Eight by Do As Infinity 1. Kawabata Makoto - Electric Erect Music Vol. 1 2. Girl Next Door - The Last ~A-Side Single Best~ 3. Makoto - Human Elements 4. DJ Makoto - Remains〜The Best Of The Related Works〜 5. Do As Infinity - 君がいない未来 ~Do As × 犬夜叉 Special Single~ 6. Do As Infinity - The Best Of Do As Infinity 7. Kawabata Makoto's Mainliner - Revelation Space 8. Laclef - Underwater Love (Makoto Edit) 9. Do As Infinity - True Song 10. Kawabata Makoto - Farewell Kiss After Rain.
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