Takuhatsu CD

Takuhatsu Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, World, R&B, Rap, Oldies Collections
Label	P-Vine
Orig Year	2003
CD Universe Part number	6087486
Discs	1
Release Date	May 27, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Frank Marheineke; Spider Johnson; Saidrum; O.B.A.; Kimura; Coma 5; Goku; Blue Monk Quartet; AK-47; John Henning; Pentagon
Engineer	Goku; Norihiro Yamakoshi; AK-47; Benjamin Hudson
Additional Info	Import

Takuhatsu Songs

	1.	Esquisse
	2.	Other Metaphor - Coma 5 (Self-Remix)
	3.	Birth Eat & Death
	4.	[Untranslated]
	5.	Green Piece - AK-47
	6.	Takuhatsu Poosse Cut - Seiji Motoyama
	7.	Planet of Flex - AK-47
	8.	Think They Kno!
	9.	[Untranslated]
	10.	Only One Reason - Blue Monk Quartet
	11.	Shibuya Mightlife
	12.	Raid on Bungeling Bay

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