DJ Notoya - Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition (The Vinyl Collection) Boogie, Funk & Modern Soul From Japan Venus In Leo Quiero Ser Tu Perro Good God's Urge
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DJ Notoya Tokyo 1980s Victor Edition (The Vinyl Collection) Boogie, Funk & Modern Soul From Japan Venus In Leo Quiero Ser Tu Perro Good God's Urge Quiero Ser Tu Perro Where Things Are Hollow A1 Resist A2 Mainframe B1 Northern Safety Route B2 Continental Drift Where Things Are Hollow 2 C1 Self Syncronise C2 Weather The Storm D1 Comms Down D2 Phase B Where Things Are Hollow 3 E1 Underneath E2 After Effects E3 As A Glacier F1 Trust The Process F2 Simulation Cult Where Things Are Hollow 4: Reinterpretations G1 Simulation Cult (Alessandro Cortini Remix) G2 Self Synchronise (Lord Of The Isles Remix) H1 Resist (John Talabot Remix) H2 After Effects (Surgeons Girl Remix) H3 Mainframe (Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith Remix) Label: Victor Japanese DJ from Tokyo
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