Greg Scott Lee Hidden Motion CD

Hidden Motion Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, New Age CDs
Label	Orchard
Orig Year	2004
CD Universe Part number	6756486
Catalog number	5066
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 06, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Greg Scott Lee Hidden Motion Songs

	1.	Galaxy of Love
	2.	Guardian Angels
	3.	Ionization
	4.	New Voyage
	5.	Seven Moons
	6.	Dreams of the Rainforest
	7.	Passion Flight
	8.	Solar Wind
	9.	Nuance
	10.	New Earth, A
	11.	Awakening

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