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After their first musical outing tracky dax could've been arrested for 'crimes of fashion'. Three years and a lot of global unease later the dax have returned with more than a fashion faux pas to get them into hot water. Watch the one' is a response to the post 9/11 bush world we all find ourselves in. The whimsy is still there in the music, the difference with this album is that it taps a broader emotional focus. Tracky dax have been as brave as ever with the approach they've taken to musical style, soaring effortlessly between genres. Shock.2006 Watch The One Music | List Price | $24.99 (You save $1.34) | | Category | Electronica Albums | | Label | Phantom | | CD Universe Part number | 7043487 | | Catalog number | 811825 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 07, 2006 |
Tracky Dax Watch The One Songs | 1. | 01 |
| 2. | Light |
| 3. | Troubled Lives |
| 4. | Lewinski |
| 5. | Happiness |
| 6. | Back From Blue |
| 7. | Love Ya |
| 8. | Miniscule |
| 9. | Moonshine |
| 10. | World Wide Web |
| 11. | Frame |
| 12. | Trip, The |
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