Kenji Williams Music Of Worldspirit CD

Music Of Worldspirit Music

List Price	$13.97 (You save $1.22)
Category	World Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica
Label	Mdi Distribution
CD Universe Part number	7374424
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 29, 2006

Kenji Williams Music Of Worldspirit Songs

	1.	Artist’s Prayer
	2.	Lamentations
	3.	Buddha Embryo
	4.	Progress of the Soul
	5.	Journey
	6.	Aura
	7.	Invocation
	8.	The Vast Expanse
	9.	Spirit World
	10.	The Trip

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