| | Aboriginal Beats CD - Import
Aboriginal Beats Songs | | Aboriginal Beats CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Dreamtime - Taworri (Eternity Mix) |
| 2. | Fertility Mother - Kinta (Paintings Mix) |
| 3. | Great Rainbow Snake - Petra Katoona (Bultarro Mix) |
| 4. | Macassens - Tirrike (Running Water Mix) |
| 5. | Sadato - Arnhemland (Reprise Mix) |
| 6. | Bone Pointing - The U.M.C.'s (Peace at Dawn Mix) |
| 7. | Rainbow Serpent - Wlaya-Nam-Adiki |
| 8. | Omaroo - Australasia Collective (Bathurst Islands Mix) |
| 9. | Tamarind - Elandra (Life Renewal Mix) |
| 10. | Dreaming, The - Allira (Alinga Mix) |
| | Aboriginal Beats Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Rocky Waterhole, The - Amarco (Baby Spirit Mix) |
| 2. | Spring Rains - Boogoodoogada (Eternal Mix) |
| 3. | Saltwater - Island Dancer (Rainbow Serpents First Sound Mix) |
| 4. | Aboriginal Dream - Native Born (Didgeridoo Mix) |
| 5. | Celebration - Unity |
| 6. | Kookaburra - Bardi Illima (Rock Creek Mix) |
| 7. | Spirits of the Earth - Kyeema |
| 8. | Shining Star - Warriwarri (Orbital Mix) |
| 9. | Ghosts Calling - Aroona Collective |
| 10. | Ocean Surf - Yagima Gana (Turquoise Mix) |
| | Aboriginal Beats Album DISC 3: |
| 1. | Butterfly Dawn - Ia Orana (Sweetness Mix) |
| 2. | Burri Burri - Iona |
| 3. | Resting Place - Kamballa (White Smoke Mix) |
| 4. | Tribal Beats - Djaru Tribe (Fusion Mix) |
| 5. | Dream About Me - Walya-Nam-Adiki (R.E.M. Mix) |
| 6. | Keep on Moving - Gundungurra |
| 7. | Magic Woman - Bunderra |
| 8. | Fever - DPG (Outback Mix) |
| 9. | Sweet Vibes - Pioneer |
| 10. | So Still - Star People (Calm Mix) |
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