E-Trance CD

E-Trance Music

Category	Rock Albums, Rock/Pop CDs, Alternative
Label	Shimmy-Disc
Orig Year	1995
CD Universe Part number	1038308
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 1996
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Personnel	Aki Ishibashi - guitar Chris De Rosa - drums, percussion Stephan Keneda - bass

E-Trance Songs

	1.	Trance 1
	2.	Trance 2
	3.	Trance 3
	4.	Trance 4
	5.	Trance 5
	6.	Trance 6
	7.	Trance 7
	8.	Trance 8
	9.	Trance 9
	10.	Trance 10
	11.	Trance 11
	12.	Trance 12
	13.	Trance13

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