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Francis Monkman Energism / Futurism mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Jazz / Funk / Soul Album: Energism / Futurism Country: UK Released: 2015 Style: Ambient, Cool Jazz, Funk, Easy Listening MP3 version RAR size: 1646 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1559 mb WMA version RAR size: 1758 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 840 Other Formats: TTA DMF AA RA AHX MP4 APE Tracklist Futurism 1 –Francis Monkman The Dawn Of An Era 3:19 2 –Francis Monkman The Endurance Of Man 3:05 3 –Francis Monkman Perpetual Motion 4:02 4 –Francis Monkman Perpetual Motion (Alternate Cut Off End) 0:18 5 –Francis Monkman The Achievements Of Man 3:35 6 –Francis Monkman The Achievements Of Man (Alternate Tail End) 0:28 7 –Francis Monkman Man & Superman 3:35 8 –Francis Monkman Man & Superwoman 3:22 9 –Francis Monkman Female Of The Species 3:02 10 –Francis Monkman Bionics 2:14 11 –Francis Monkman The Ascent Of Man 2:03 Energism 12 –Paul Hart Futurism 3:47 13 –Paul Hart Pace Of Change 3:00 14 –Paul Hart Pace Of Change (Link) 0:09 15 –Paul Hart Prophesy 5:56 16 –Paul Hart Foresight 4:16 17 –Paul Hart Advanced Design 3:44 18 –Paul Hart Nucleus 5:59 19 –Paul Hart New Developments 4:30 20 –Paul Hart Speed Factor 4:30 21 –Paul Hart Times To Come 4:06 22 –Paul Hart Prospect 3:17 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bruton Music Copyright (c) – Bruton Music Licensed From – Universal Publishing Production Music Credits Bass Guitar – Mo Foster (tracks: 1 - 11) Compiled By – Oliver Lomax Composed By – Paul Hart (tracks: 12 - 22) Composed By, Synthesizer, Keyboards – Francis Monkman (tracks: 1 - 11) Drums – Barry de Souza* (tracks: 1 - 11) Engineer – Chris Dibble Percussion – Tristan Fry (tracks: 1 - 11) Producer – Aaron Harry, Robin Phillips (tracks: 12 - 22) Remastered By – Michael J. Dutton Notes Compilation of 2 albums from Bruton Music. Energism: The doctrine of materialism that right action is the efficient exercise of normal capacities. Originally released on Bruton Music, BRI 4, 1978 in Stereo. Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London. Futurism: Aesthetic movement pointing the way to the future. Originally released on Bruton Music, BRI 14, 1981 in Stereo. Recorded at Lansdowne Studios, London. Licensed Courtesy of Universal Publishing Production Music 2015. Made in Austria. Printed in Austria. ℗ & © Bruton Music 1978, 1981. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (String): 765387851323 Barcode (Text): 7 65387 85132 3 Rights Society: MCPS SPARS Code: ADD Related Music albums to Energism / Futurism by Francis Monkman Phil Manzanera, Eno, Bill MacCormick, Francis Monkman, Simon Phillips, Lloyd Watson, 801 - 801 Live Francis Lai And His Orchestra - Francis Lai Plays The Compositions Of... Francis Monkman - Energism John Monkman, Disco Stu - Don't Have To Be Beautiful Connie Francis - The Bery Best Of Connie Francis Various - Darkside 801 - 801 Live Pete Tong & John Monkman - The Bumps Francis Durbridge - Paul Temple And Steve Francis Monkman - A Harpsichord Sampler John Monkman - Beija-Flor / Bora Bora Sky - Sky.

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