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The Best Ninja Tune / Big Dada Album Of 2005?

Posted on Tuesday 03 January 2006, 09:59 - updated on 08/08/11 - Music News - Permalink



Résultats du sondage "The Best Ninja Tune/Big Dada Album Of 2005?"

Skalpel KonfusionOne Self Children Of PossibilityAmon Tobin Chaos TheoryBlockhead Downtown Sciencetreva whateva music is made of memoriesRoots Manuva Awfully DeepThe Herbaliser Take LondonPest All Out Fall OutDj Kentaro On The Wheels Of SteelDaedelus Exquisite Corpse
01. Skalpel - Konfusion
02. One Self - Children Of Possibility
03. Amon Tobin - Chaos Theory - Splinter Cell 3 Soundtrack
04. Blockhead - Downtown Science
05. Treva Whateva - Music's Made Of Memories
06. Roots Manuva - Awfully Deep
07. The Herbaliser - Take London
08. Pest - All Out Fall Out
09. Solid Steel Present DJ Kentaro - On The Wheels Of Solid Steel
10. Daedelus - Exquisite Corpse

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