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Radio Birdman Ritualism mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Ritualism Country: Australia Released: 1996 Style: Garage Rock, Punk MP3 version RAR size: 1522 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1751 mb WMA version RAR size: 1395 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 488 Other Formats: MP3 DMF XM WMA ASF DTS MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Burned My Eye 2 Smith An Wesson Blues 3 Anglo Girl Desire 4 Hanging On TV Eye 5 Written-By – The Stooges 6 Revelation 7 Aloha Steve & Danno 8 Alone In The Endzone 9 455 SD 10 Walk The Earth 11 What Gives? New Race 12 Written-By – Deniz Tek Companies, etc. Recorded At – Seed Recording Studios Mixed At – Electric Avenue Studios Credits Artwork – Ray Maras Bass – Warwick Gilbert Drums – Ron Keeley Engineer – Tim Johnston Guitar – Chris Klondike Masuak*, Deniz Tek Piano – Pip Hoyle Recorded By – Dave Warner Vocals – Rob Younger Notes Long size digipak edition with booklet - Limited Edition Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Radio Crying Sun CSR 001 Ritualism (CD, Album, Jew) CSR 001 Australia 1996 Birdman Records Radio Crying Sun Australia & CSR 01 Ritualism (LP) CSR 01 1996 Birdman Records New Zealand Radios On!: Ritualism - The Radio Reunion 1996 (LP, Album, Crying Sun none none Sweden 1997 Birdman Ltd, Num, Unofficial, Records W/Lbl, Red) Radios On!: Ritualism - The Radio Crying Sun none Reunion 1996 (LP, Album, none Sweden 1997 Birdman Records Ltd, Num, Unofficial) Comments about Ritualism - Radio Birdman Charyoll New Race -- not written by The Stooges Related Music albums to Ritualism by Radio Birdman 1. The Deniz Tek Group - 4-4 The Number Of The Beat 2. Radio Birdman - Zeno Beach 3. Radio Birdman - Hungry Cannibals 4. Radio Birdman - Where The Action Is 5. Radio Birdman - Burned My Eye 6. Bobby Birdman / Selector Dub Narcotic - Don't Walk Away / Dub Walk 7. Radio Birdman - New Race 8. Radio Birdman - Burn My Eye 9. Radio Birdman - Living Eyes 10. Radio Birdman - Radios Appear.

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