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Matthew Shipp Telephone Popcorn mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Jazz Album: Telephone Popcorn Country: Italy Released: 2008 Style: Contemporary Jazz, Free Improvisation, Abstract, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1860 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1343 mb WMA version RAR size: 1126 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 783 Other Formats: AAC AIFF AU AA MMF XM RA Tracklist 1 Between Here And Everywhere 4:52 2 Telephone Popcorn 6:06 3 Escape From Tomorrowland 6:00 4 The Everlasting Sun 12:13 5 Until We Meet Again 3:39 6 Dogstar 6:17 7 Melt To Dream 7:45 Companies, etc. Recorded At – Avery Arts Center Mixed At – Sandbox Studios, Brooklyn Credits Design [Graphic Design] – Marco Fantasia Drum [Zendrum], Electronics, Computer [Laptop] – Guillermo E. Brown Liner Notes – Francis Davis Mixed By [Co-mixed With] – Jinsoo Kim Mixed By [Co-mixed] – Guillermo E. Brown, Matthew Shipp Photography By – Luciano Rossetti Piano – Matthew Shipp Producer – Achille Silipo Notes Recorded 6/20/05 at the Avery Arts Center, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY. Co-mixed @ Sandbox Studios, Brooklyn, NY. Packaged in a six-panel clear-tray Digipak. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (String): 08033011810049 Barcode (Text): 0-803301181004-9 Related Music albums to Telephone Popcorn by Matthew Shipp Room - Hall Of Mirrors Matthew Leigh Embleton, Susan J King - Music For Lute And Laptop Volume 1 Spring Heel Jack • The Blue Series Continuum - Masses Ivo Perelman - Tarvos De Fenestra + Guillermo Gregorio - De Fenestra + Guillermo Gregorio Matthew Reed - Come And Drink THE minor ARTS - Back/Forth Antipop Consortium - Antipop Vs. Matthew Shipp Toxic | Mat Walerian, Matthew Shipp, William Parker - This Is Beautiful Because We Are Beautiful People Matthew Shipp - I've Been To Many Places.

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