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Nick Drake Pink Moon mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Pink Moon Country: UK Released: 2008 Style: Folk, Acoustic, Folk Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1662 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1185 mb WMA version RAR size: 1922 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 198 Other Formats: FLAC MP3 AA WAV MIDI ADX FLAC Tracklist A1 Pink Moon A2 Place To Be A3 Road A4 Which Will A5 Horn A6 Things Behind The Sun B1 Know B2 Parasite B3 Free Ride B4 Harvest Breed B5 From The Morning Companies, etc. Produced For – Witchseason Productions Ltd. Engineered At – Sound Techniques, London Published By – Intersong Printed By – Interpak Distributed By – Trutone (Pty.) Ltd. Credits Cover – Michael Trevithick Engineer – John Wood Photography By – Keith Morris Producer – Joe Boyd Typography – C.C.S. Associates* Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar – Nick Drake Written-By – Nick Drake Notes The labels are in the pink rim style, but more 'papery' than the 1972 UK release's. The cover is laminated (although not right up to all edges). The inside left of the gatefold has song lyrics; the right the 'negative' photo of the artist. The original inner sleeve, also printed by Interpak, has pictures of forty contemporary albums available in SA. Track B3 is listed on the label as 'Ride'. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (A Side (etched)): ILPS9184 - A Matrix / Runout (B Side (etched)): ILPS 9184- B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Nick Pink Moon (LP, ILPS 9184 Island Records ILPS 9184 UK 1972 Drake Album) Nick Pink Moon (CD, Hannibal USA & HNCD 4436 HNCD 4436 Unknown Drake Album, RE) Records Canada 422 842 Nick Pink Moon (CD, 422 842 Island Records Canada 2000 923-2 Drake Album, RE, RM) 923-2 Nick Pink Moon (CD, UK & 842 923-2 Island Records 842 923-2 2000 Drake Album, RE, RM) Europe Pink Moon (LP, Island Records, Nick UIJY 9032 Album, Ltd, RE, Universal UIJY 9032 Japan 2007 Drake 200) Music Related Music albums to Pink Moon by Nick Drake Nick Drake - A Day Gone By... Nick Drake - Fruit Tree Nick Drake - Family Tree Nick Drake - 'Cello Song Various - Jeremy Flies... A Tribute To Nick Drake Nick Drake - A Treasury Nick Drake - five leaves left Nick Drake - Heaven In A Wild Flower - An Exploration Of Nick Drake.

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