Francois K Frequencies CD

Frequencies Music

List Price	$19.95 (You save $5.60)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Dance, Electronica, Soul/R&B, Techno
Label	Wave Music
Orig Year	2006
All Time Sales Rank	233240
CD Universe Part number	7102162
Catalog number	165
Discs	2
Release Date	Jun 27, 2006
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Tom Hades; Dave Ellesmere; Derrick May; Gernot Bronsert; Diego Hostettler; Niko Tzoukmanis; Francois K; Sebastian Szary; François Kevorkian; Kenny Jenkins; Alan Baxter; Jay Denham; Marco Bailey; Mark Broom; Nathan Fake; Oliver Ho; Rob Rives; Aril Brikha; Samuel L. Session; Scott Fraser; Frank Wiedemann; Kristian Beyer; Joris Voorn; Mathew Jonson; Borut Margon; Carl Craig
Personnel	Rob Rives - drum programming

Francois K Frequencies Songs

		Frequencies CD DISC 1:
	1.	Vanish
	2.	Polar Shift
	3.	Floating
	4.	Rej
	5.	Eno
	6.	Sky Was Pink, The
	7.	Leave My Head Alone Brain - (Mix 3)
	8.	Darkness - (Max Remix)
	9.	Marionette
	10.	Solare Flare
	11.	Erotic Discourse
	12.	Basic Black
	13.	Happy Endings - (Floppy Sounds Remix)
	14.	Deep Space Contact
	15.	Gya
	16.	Baias de Paja Maja
	17.	Kinetic
		Frequencies Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Kill Bill Vol. 4
	2.	Hot! Hot! - (Bass Mix)
	3.	Tinge
	4.	Elephant Island
	5.	Jesus Juice
	6.	Twenty Nine - (Black Mix)
	7.	Elimination
	8.	Black Water
	9.	82-83
	10.	Solar
	11.	Zeronine
	12.	Natural Man Pt. 4
	13.	South American Dub Pt. 4
	14.	Mike Input
	15.	Heizkissen
	16.	Fear and Tension Pt. 1
	17.	Isolated Blue Cube
	18.	Krackt
	19.	Train to Zanzabar

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