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Nov./Dec. 2007 VOL.57 TOTAL TIME: 73'37” 01 ANIMAL COLLECTIVE Peacebone TBTF 03 STARS the Night Starts Here 04 the GOOD 01 ANIMAL COLLECTIVE 07 CARIBOU 13 REVEREND & THE MAKERS Peacebone Melody Day Heavyweight Champion of the World (Remix Edit) Nov./Dec. 2007 VOL.57 アニマル・コレクティヴ「ピースボーン」 カリブー「メロディー・デイ」 レヴァランド・アンド・ザ・メイカーズ「ヘヴィウェイト・チャ （Animal Collective）5:14 （Dan Snaith）4:11 ンピオン・オブ・ザ・ワールド（リミックス・エディット）」 taken from the album STRAWBERRY JAM taken from the album ANDORRA （McClure, Cosens, Smith）4:02 [Domino / Hostess]>030 [City Slang / Merge / Hostess]>012 original version is taken from the album THE STATE OF THINGS [Wall Of Sound / Hostess]>018 02 BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE PRESENTS KEVIN DREW 08 BRICOLAGE 14 ENON TBTF Flowers Of Deceit Pigeneration ブロークン・ソーシャル・シーン・プレゼンツ・ ブリコラージュ「フラワーズ・オブ・ディシート」 イーノン「ピージェネレーション」 ケビン・ドリュー「ティービーティーエフ」 （words by Wallace Meek; music by Bricorage） （Enon）3:33 （Kevin Drew）3:50 2:49 taken from the album GRASS GEYSERS... CARBON taken from the album SPIRIT IF... taken from the album BRICOLAGE CLOUDS [Arts & Crafts / Pony Canyon]>022 [Memphis Industries / Kurofune]>090 [Touch And Go / Traffic]>053 03 STARS 09 EIGHT LEGS 15 PINBACK The Night Starts Here Tell Me What Went Wrong From Nothing To Nowhere スターズ「ザ・ナイト・スターツ・ヒア」 エイト・レッグス「テル・ミー・ホワット・ウェ ピンバック「フロム・ナッシング・トゥ・ノーホ （Stars）4:54 ント・ロング」 エア」 taken from the album IN OUR BEDROOM AFTER （words by Sam Jolly; music by Eight Legs）2:32 （The Rob And Zach Show）3:28 THE WAR taken from the album SEARCHING FOR THE SIMPLE LIFE taken from the album AUTUMN OF THE SERAPHS [Arts & Crafts / Pony Canyon]>026 [Weekender / Kurofune]>088 [Touch And Go / Traffic]>050 04 THE GOOD LIFE 10 JEAN-MICHEL 16 LIARS You Don’t Feel Like Home To Me Funken Plaster Casts Of Everything ザ・グッド・ライフ「ユー・ドント・フィール・ ジャン・ミシェル「ファンクン」 ライアーズ「プラスター・キャスツ・オブ・エヴ ライク・ホーム・トゥー・ミー」 （Jean-Michel）4:26 リシング」 （words by Tim Kasher; music by The Good Life）4:38 taken from the album THE AUDIENCE IS MISSING （Liars）3:56 taken from the album HELP WANTED NIGHTS [Onpa]>097 taken from the album LIARS [Saddle Creek / Sideout]>056 [Mute / Hostess]>084 05 TWO GALLANTS 11 MÚM 17 UNGDOMSKULEN The Hand That Held Me Down They Made Frogs Smoke ’Til They Exploded Feel Like Home トゥー・ギャランツ「ザ・ハンド・ザット・ヘル ムーム「ゼイ・メイド・フロッグス・スモーク・ティ ウンドムスクーレン「フィール・ライク・ホーム」 ド・ユー・ダウン」 ル・ゼイ・エクスプローデッド」（Múm）4:02 （Stockhaus, Ungdomskulen）5:16 （words by Adam Stephens; music by Two Gallants）5:32 taken from the album GO GO SMEAR THE POISON IVY taken from the album CRY BABY taken from the album TWO GALLANTS [Fatcat / Hostess]>010 [Ever / Hostess]>085 [Saddle Creek / Sideout]>058 06 JOSÉ GONZÁLEZ 12 MOTHER AND THE ADDICTS 18 GEORGIE JAMES Down The Line Watch The Lines Need Your Needs ホセ・ゴンザレス「ダウン・ザ・ライン」 マザー・アンド・ジ・アディクツ「ウォッチ・ ジョージー・ジェイムズ「ニード・ユア・ニーズ」 （José GonzáLez）3:13 ザ・ラインズ」 （words by John Davis; music by Georgie James）3:32 taken from the album IN OUR NATURE （Sam Smith）4:22 taken from the album PLACES [Imperial / Octave]>038 taken from the album SCIENCE FICTION ILLUSTRATED [Saddle Creek / Sideout]>059 [Chemikal Underground / Octave]>091 TOTAL TIME: 73’37” Compiled by Hidetsugu Ito for Cookie Scene. Mastered by Hiroshi Shiota for Tokyo Recording Co. Ltd. ●コンビニなどでカラー・コピーしてから切り取り、プラ・ケースに入れてご使用下さい。 0038 ●公式サイト（http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/ha/p-market/）にPDFファイルをアップしてあります。PCからダウンロード、プリント・アウトしてご使用下さい。 PLEASE COPY ,CUT & FOLD.
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