Buddha Bar IX CD

Buddha Bar IX Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Dance CDs, Electronica, New Age, Miscellaneous, Electronic Collections, World, Oldies Collections
Label	George V
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	17576
CD Universe Part number	7437861
Catalog number	22990
Discs	2
Release Date	Jul 01, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Parov Stelar; Bahram Pourmand; Avi Sills; Serafim Tsotsonic; Alex Spurkel; Mikkel Hess; Livan Carrillo; Anders Trentemoller; Oscar Simonsson; Jaspa Jones; Kenneth Bager; Piet Blank; Simon Lewis; Thomas Troelsen; Torsten Stenzel; Andy Kaufhold; Carmen Rizzo
Engineer	Carlos Gardel
Recording Time	151 minutes

Buddha Bar IX Songs

		Buddha Bar IX CD DISC 1:
	1.	Sospiro - Bardo State
	2.	Flight BA0247 - Mystic Diversions
	3.	Sleep - Amanaska
	4.	Yes Boss - Hess Is More
	5.	Koop Island Blues - Koop
	6.	Mongolia on the Line - Eccodek
	7.	Wood Street - Serafim Tsotsonis
	8.	Heart Beat of Life - Existence
	9.	Essence of Our Origins - The Lushlife Project
	10.	Astradeni - Michalis Koumbios
	11.	Iceflowers - Asheni/York
	12.	I Know Jayne - David Lowe's Dreamcatcher
	13.	Sunday - Nikonn
	14.	Fragment Two... the First Picture - Julee Cruise/Kenneth Bager
	15.	Bugu Jazz - Burhan Ocal
		Buddha Bar IX Songs DISC 2:
	1.	Mrs Daisy May - Sunset Boulevard
	2.	Pila, La - Cosmic Orient
	3.	Djinns, Les - Djuma Soundsystem (Trentemoller Remix, Trentemoller remix)
	4.	As the Day Breaks - Grant Lee Phillips/Carmen Rizzo (Montreal Remix)
	5.	Daydream - Massivan
	6.	Africa - Cirque du Soleil (Quicksound/Alain Vinet Remix, Quicjsound/Alain Vinet remix)
	7.	Roots 4 Acid - Rocco
	8.	Last Chance - Passion of Percussion
	9.	Machete - Novalima
	10.	Chambermaid Swing - Parov Stelar
	11.	Choban in Space - O.M.F.O.
	12.	Amor Que Se Baila - Otros Aires
	13.	Gypsy Majik - Naked Rhythm (Gypsy Lounge Vocal Remix, Gypsy Lounge Vocal remix)
	14.	Loneliness - Blank & Jones (Chill House Mix)
	15.	Indusufi - Mashti/Bahramji
	16.	Karma Busta Rhythm - Karma Sound Collective/DJ Ravin

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