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Gorillaz 19-2000 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: 19-2000 Country: US Released: 2001 Style: Alternative Rock, Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1309 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1613 mb WMA version RAR size: 1250 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 448 Other Formats: AAC RA MP2 MP1 DMF VOX AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits 19-2000 (Soulchild Remix) 1 3:29 Remix – Soulchild 2 19-2000 (Original Mix) 3:29 3 19-2000 (Call-Out Hook) 0:14 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd. Copyright (c) – EMI Records Ltd. Licensed To – Virgin Records America, Inc. Credits Artwork, Design – J.C. Hewlett*, Zombie* Backing Vocals – Tina Weymouth (tracks: 2) Music By, Mixed By – Stu & Damo Percussion [Beats], Effects [FX] – Soulchild (tracks: 1) Producer – Dan The Automator, Gorillaz Producer, Arranged By – Damien Mendis (tracks: 1) Vocals [Additional] – Miho Hatori (tracks: 2) Written By, Performer – Gorillaz Notes For Promotional Use Only - Not For Sale. Unlike other releases of this single, the title is printed all over the disc and packaging as "19-2000" rather than "19/2000". Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CDR 6559, 7243 19/2000 (CD, Single, Parlophone, CDR 6559, 7243 Gorillaz UK 2001 8 79491 0 2 Enh) Parlophone 8 79491 0 2 19-2000 (CDr, Single, CDRDJ 6559 Gorillaz Parlophone CDRDJ 6559 UK 2001 Promo) 7243 8 79833 0 19/2000 (CD, Single, 7243 8 79833 0 Gorillaz Parlophone Germany 2001 4 Enh) 4 8 79590 2 Gorillaz 19/2000 (CD, Single) EMI 8 79590 2 Europe 2001 19/2000 (16:9 Lbx none Gorillaz Ver) (Betacam SP, Parlophone none UK 2001 PAL) Related Music albums to 19-2000 by Gorillaz Gorillaz - Gorillaz - The Singles Collection 2001-2011 Gorillaz - G Sides Various - The Best In Store Play Sampler... Ever! Gorillaz - The Best Musiq Soulchild - Just Friends (Sunny) SpaceMonkeyz Versus Gorillaz - Lil' Dub Chefin' Gorillaz - The Singles Collection Gorillaz - 19/2000 Gorillaz - Unreleased.

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