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The Meta Collection Mp3, Flac, Wma Various The Meta Collection mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: The Meta Collection Country: US Released: 2002 Style: Dub, Downtempo, Ambient MP3 version RAR size: 1558 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1412 mb WMA version RAR size: 1278 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 413 Other Formats: AAC FLAC ASF RA MPC XM AUD Tracklist Hide Credits Mantra (Edit) Arranged By – Ghatam Nadhaswaram, Vikku VinayakramBass, Drum 1 –Material Programming [Beats] – Bill LaswellEngineer – Oz FritzRemix [Credited 7:13 To] – Dr. Alex Paterson*, Kris WestonRemix, Producer [Additional Production] – The OrbTabla – Zakir HussainViolin – L. Shankar* Beyond The Zero Bass, Sounds, Arranged By – Bill LaswellElectric Piano – Craig 2 –Bill Laswell 9:08 TabornGuitar – Nicky SkopelitisTabla, Drums – Karsh KaleTrumpet – Nils Petter Molvær Amorphous Bass Drum – Hamid DrakeBass, Keyboards, Arranged By – Bill 3 –Bill Laswell LaswellEngineer [Assistant] – James DellatacomaPercussion – Aiyb 8:18 Dieng, Bill BuchenSampler [Samples] – Abu AloufTabla – Zakir HussainVoice – Sussan Deyhim Waxing Moon –Jah Wobble's Bass – Jah WobbleDrums – Jaki LiebezeitEngineer – Cai 4 Invaders Of The 4:58 MurphyRecorder – Jean-Pierre RasleSitar, Tabla – Balugi Heart Shrivastav*Tambura, Shakuhachi – Clive Bell Samadhi State (Edit) –Bill Laswell / Bass, Sampler [Samples] – Bill LaswellElectric Guitar – Nicky 5 Laraaji / Pharoah 6:42 SkopelitisEngineer [Assistant] – James DellatacomaSaxophone [Tenor] Sanders – Pharoah SandersZither [Electric] – Laraaji Remember 6 –Buckethead 7:35 Concept By – Janet RienstraProducer, Recorded By – Buckethead Mun Pa (Edit) Bass – Bill LaswellConcept By – Petulia MattioliEngineer – Oz 7 –Somma FritzGuitar, Performer [Electric], Concept By – Eraldo 6:34 BernocchiVocals, Drums, Horns, Bells – Seven Tibetan Monks From Kalimpong Monastery Lost Roads (Orchestral Suite - Edit) Bass – Bill LaswellGuitar, Sitar [Electric] – Nicky SkopelitisKeyboards 8 –Bill Laswell 11:06 [Electronic] – Jeff BovaPercussion – Aiyb DiengTabla – Zakir HussainViolin – L. Shankar* Reflection (Edit) 9 –Divination Bass [Basses], Sounds, Other [Created By] – Bill LaswellZither 6:29 [Electric] – Laraaji Shining Stone (Edit) 10 –Rasa 6:59 Concept By – Janet Rienstra Credits Coordinator – Robert Soares Design [Package] – Richard Frankel Engineer – Robert Musso (tracks: 2, 3, 5, 8 to 10) Mastered By, Other [Sequenced By] – Michael Fossenkemper Other [Conceived And Directed By] – Janet Riestra Other [Meta Support] – Bella Rienstra Other [Meta Vision] – Gil Friesen Producer – Bill Laswell (tracks: 1 to 3, 8, 10) Notes 1: Engineering in Madras, India and Brooklyn, NY. 2, 3, 5, 9: Created at Orange Music, Orange, NJ. 6: Kitchen Sink Studio, Santa Monica, CA. 7: Recorded live at the Regio Theatre, Turin, Italy. 8: Engineered at Orange Music, West Orange NJ. 10. Additional recording and mixing at Orange Music, New Jersey. Sequenced and mastered at Turtle Tone Studios, NYC, NY. In digipak case. ℗&© 2002 Meta Records, Inc. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 658137001423 Related Music albums to The Meta Collection by Various Bill Laswell - Cyclops Ginger Baker - Middle Passage Bill Laswell, Raoul Björkenheim And Morgan Ågren - Blixt Nicky Skopelitis - Ekstasis Akira Sakata - Kaigarabushi (Bill Laswell Remix) Bill Laswell - Outer Dark Roots Tonic Meets Bill Laswell - Roots Tonic Meets Bill Laswell Bill Laswell - Kauai : The Arch Of Heaven Bill Laswell - Oscillations 2 Material - Hallucination Engine.
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