Yellow Magic Orchestra Service CD Limited

Service Music

List Price	$38.99 (You save $2.20)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Art Rock, Synth Pop, Rock
Label	Columbia
Orig Year	1983
All Time Sales Rank	356564
CD Universe Part number	5655990
Catalog number	212
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 29, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Additional Info	Limited Edition; Japan

Yellow Magic Orchestra Service Songs

	1.	Limbo
	2.	S.E.T.
	3.	MadMen
	4.	S.E.T.
	5.	Chinese Whispers
	6.	S.E.T.
	7.	Japenese
	8.	S.E.T.+Ymo
	9.	Shadows of the Ground
	10.	S.E.T.
	11.	See-Throuh
	12.	S.E.T.
	13.	Perspective
	14.	S.E.T.

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