Event Horizon CD

Event Horizon Music

Category	Rock Albums, World CDs, Electronica, New Age, Rock/Pop, Film Composers
Label	City Of Tribes
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	314521
CD Universe Part number	1201381
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 01, 1997
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	37 minutes

Event Horizon Songs

	1.	Into the Blue - Patti Clemens/Barbara Imhoff/Clemens Imhoff
	2.	Working Wheel - Rocking Horse People
	3.	There Are No Right Angles Found in Nature - Spooky Tooth
	4.	Wind on My Back, The - John Loose
	5.	Half Light - Ather
	6.	For a Pavilion of Wind & Cloud-Eileithyia - Kenneth Newby
	7.	Dip Khali (A Small Carpet) - Ghost Party :: A Small Carpet - Ghost Party
	8.	Roba Ode - Rinde Eckert

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