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Deep Forest Made In Japan (The Best Of Deep Forest) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Made In Japan (The Best Of Deep Forest) Country: Argentina Released: 1999 Style: New Age, Tribal, Downtempo, Synth-pop MP3 version RAR size: 1683 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1604 mb WMA version RAR size: 1364 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 836 Other Formats: WMA AAC MP2 XM VQF AC3 AA Tracklist 1 Ekue Ekue 5:17 2 Green And Blue 6:00 3 Deep Weather 6:19 4 Bohemian Ballet 6:15 5 Deep Folk Song 2:25 6 Freedom Cry 4:06 7 Cafe Europa 4:47 8 Forest Power 6:07 9 Hunting 6:37 10 Forest Hymn 5:23 11 Sweet Lullaby 6:22 12 Madazulu 4:57 Companies, etc. Record Company – Sony Music Entertainment (Argentina) S.A. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment (France) S.A. Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment (France) S.A. Pressed By – Laser Disc Argentina – 12323 Credits Bass – Didier Cresson Composed By – Eric Mouquet, Michel Sanchez Drums – Neil Conti Keyboards – Paolo Damanti Keyboards, Vocoder, Electronic Drums [Zendrum] – Eric Mouquet Percussion – Fred Savinien-Caprais* Recorded By – Yoshiyasu Kumada Vocals – Gabrielle Raharimalala*, Gino Ceccarelli, Monique Rasoanirina Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 099749 463622 Matrix / Runout: LASER DISC (101/3) -12323- SONY 2-494636 Mastering SID Code: IFPI L701 Mould SID Code: ifpi 1R06 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Deep Made In Japan SAN 494636 2 Saint George SAN 494636 2 Europe 1999 Forest (CD, Album) Made In Japan Saint George SAN 494636 2, Deep SAN 494636 2, (CD, Album, , Saint Russia 1999 4946362-000 Forest 4946362-000 Unofficial) George SAN 494636 8, Deep Made In Japan Saint George, SAN 494636 8, Europe 1999 4946368-000 Forest (MD, Album) Saint George 4946368-000 Made In Japan Deep Not On Label DP C035 (CD, Album, DP C035 Russia Unknown Forest (Deep Forest) Unofficial) Deep Made In Japan Saudi 354731 Megastar 354731 1999 Forest (Cass) Arabia Related Music albums to Made In Japan (The Best Of Deep Forest) by Deep Forest Deep Forest - World Mix Deep Forest - Marta's Song Deep Forest III - Comparsa Deep Forest III - Noonday Sun Deep Forest - Boheme Deep Forest - Made In Japan Deep Forest / Eric Mouquet - Deep Brasil Deep Forest - Marta's Song (The Remixes).

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