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Amon Tobin Out From Out Where mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Out From Out Where Country: Japan Released: 2002 Style: Trip Hop, Abstract, IDM, Breakbeat, Downtempo, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1743 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1132 mb WMA version RAR size: 1623 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 711 Other Formats: MIDI RA WAV XM VOX MP3 MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Back From Space 4:52 2 Verbal 3:55 3 Chronic Tronic 6:07 4 Searchers 5:45 5 Hey Blondie 4:31 6 Rosies 5:22 7 Cosmo Retro Intro Outro 4:07 8 Triple Science 4:58 9 El Wraith 5:59 10 Proper Hoodidge 5:25 11 Mighty Micro People 5:48 Verbal Video 3:26 Film Director [Video Directed By] – Alexander Rutterford Companies, etc. Published By – Just Isn't Music Made By – Disctronics, UK Credits Liner Notes – Masanobu Kasuga Written-By, Producer – Amon Tobin Notes Made in England. Packaged in a jewel case. Includes 4-page booklet, a japanese folded liner notes sheet and an obi. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (String): 4523132614700 Barcode (Printed): 4 523132 614700 Matrix / Runout: IMPRESS ZENCD70 02 6 Mastering SID Code: IFPI L136 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0419 Other (Mould Text): MADE IN THE UK BY DISCTRONICS Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Amon Out From Out Where ZEN CD70 Ninja Tune ZEN CD70 UK 2002 Tobin (CD, Album, Enh, Car) Not On Amon Out From Out Where Label ZZ-02GP0000340 ZZ-02GP0000340 Russia 2002 Tobin (CD, Album, Unofficial) (Amon Tobin) Amon Out From Out Where ZENCD 70 Ninja Tune ZENCD 70 UK 2002 Tobin (CD, Album, Promo) Amon Out From Out Where ZEN CD70 Ninja Tune ZEN CD70 Canada 2002 Tobin (CD, Album, P/Mixed) Amon Out From Out Where none Ninja Tune none UK 2002 Tobin (CD, Album, Promo) Related Music albums to Out From Out Where by Amon Tobin Amon Tobin - Amon Tobin (Bonus Boxset Material) Amon Tobin - Creatures Amon Tobin & Michael Shrieve - Oracle Amon Tobin - Freebie Creatures Amon Tobin - Amon Tobin - ISAM Amon Tobin - Bricolage Amon Tobin - Monthly Joints.

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