Soulhead Crystallized By Reel People CD

Crystallized By Reel People Music

Category	World Albums, Japanese CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7208948
Catalog number	628930
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 27, 2006

Soulhead Crystallized By Reel People Songs

	1.	SPARKLE?TRAIN worked by MARK de CLIVE-LOWE
	2.	AT THE PARTY worked by OCTOPUSSY
	3.	YOU CAN DO THAT worked by REEL PEOPLE
	4.	Got To Leave worked by GOTA YASHIKI
	5.	Fiesta worked by PE'Z
	6.	FOR ALL MY LADIES worked by ICEDOWN
	7.	XXX worked by SA-RA
	8.	WACHAGONADO? worked by D.O.I.
	9.	Pray worked by KENNY DOPE
	10.	NO WAY worked by DJ MITSU THE BEATS
	11.	One More Time worked by OCTOPUSSY
	12.	FURUSATO worked by SEIKOU NAGAOKA

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