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Audio Remixers: Matt Edwards; Jean Vanesse; Colin Airey; Rob Jay; Thomas Sohet; Martin Buttrich.
Recording information: My Blue Room; Oversized Studios, Stockholm, Sweden.
Arrangers: Klement Bonelli; Nick Chatelain; Danny Chatelain; Steve Angello; Sebastian Ingrosso.
Personnel: Randy Jackson (vocals).
Audio Mixers: Klement Bonelli; Dave Seaman; Andreas Schorpp; Peter Presta.
Therapy Sessions Volume Three Music | List Price | $20.98 (You save $5.19) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Rap, Dance, Electronica, Trance | | Label | Thrive | | Orig Year | 2006 | | All Time Sales Rank |  95332  | | CD Universe Part number | 7286758 | | Catalog number | 90764 | | Discs | 2 | | Release Date | Oct 17, 2006 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Klement Bonelli; Sascha Ring; Matt Edwards; Nick Chatelain; DJ Chus; Danny Chatelain; Jean Vanesse; Klaus Schneider; Stelios Vassiloudis; Pablo Ceballos; Olle Corneer; Ellen Allien; Colin Airey; Matthew Roberts; Gabriel Ananda; Rob Jay; Thomas Sohet; Johan Emmoth; Ariaan Olieroock; Peter Kriek; Colin Moreh; Damon Fonooni; Matt "Watkins" Thomas; Chris Scott; Scott Bradford; Peter Presta; Richie Hawtin; Satoshi Tomiie; Victor Calderone; Steve Angello; Sebastian Ingrosso | | Engineer | Alan Bremner; Chris Scott | | Personnel | Randy Jackson - vocals
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Dave Seaman Therapy Sessions Volume Three Songs | | Therapy Sessions Volume Three CD DISC 1: THE THERAPY SESSIONS: |
| 1. | Nothing Is Real - (Martin Buttrich Remix) |
| 2. | Aceide |
| 3. | Zoom In |
| 4. | Teething |
| 5. | Striptease |
| 6. | Ihre Personliche Glucksmelodie - (Freefrom Five Remix) |
| 7. | Eden - (Shiloh Remix) |
| 8. | Cafe del Mariachi |
| 9. | Click |
| 10. | Jet |
| 11. | Big Time - (Linus Loves Remix) |
| 12. | Gamma Radio - (16 Bit Lolitas Mix) |
| | Therapy Sessions Volume Three Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Glow - (Spirit Catcher Remix) |
| 2. | Me - (Zoo Brazil Remix) |
| 3. | So Get Up - (Mirabeau 2006 Mix) |
| 4. | Is Killing Me |
| 5. | Superflyin |
| 6. | Rej |
| 7. | Hello There - (Radio Slave Remix) |
| 8. | Coming Clean - (Lexicon Avenue Remix) |
| 9. | That Acid Track |
| 10. | I Want It Liquid (Acid) - (Acid Crash Mix) |
| 11. | One of Those Things |
| 12. | Spastik |
| 13. | Nocturnal (Nocturne 2) |
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