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| The most successful song on this | album is Japanese Girls. |
| Camouflage is a studio | album by Japanese noise musician Merzbow. |
| The | album topped Japanese Oricon charts for 20 consecuti |
| Sugar is the eleventh studio | album by Japanese band Tokio. |
| For their 2011 self-titled | album in Japanese, see Girls' Generation (2011 album |
| More Soul is an | album by jazz saxophonist Hank Crawford. |
| Desire is an | album by jazz musician Tom Scott. |
| Beyond is a 2000 | album by jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman. |
| Brazilia is a 1965 | album by jazz musician John Coltrane. |
| Shinola is a live | album by jazz musician John Scofield. |
| Les Cinq Modernes - 1960 ( | Album: Continental Jazz) |
| For the | album by Jeff Beck, see Flash (Jeff Beck album). |
| The second studio | album of Jenilca maybe release on 2010. |
| 2009: Best R&B | Album - Jennifer Hudson, Jennifer Hudson |
| On & On is an | album by Jennifer Holliday. |
| For her self-titled debut | album, see Jentina (album). |
| Frantic Romantic is a 1986 bestselling | album by Jermaine Stewart. |
| Casual Gods was the second solo | album by Jerry Harrison. |
| For the Santana compilation | album, see Jin-Go-Lo-Ba (album). |
| For the 1950 | album by Jo Stafford, see Autumn in New York (Jo Sta |
| Soft and Sentimental is a 1955 | album by Jo Stafford. |
| Best Contemporary R&B | Album, Damita Jo |
| Authentic is the fourth | album from Joey Pearson. |
| Lacrosse is a double live | album by John Zorn. |
| Elegy is an | album by John Zorn. |
| Jonah33 is the first | album by Jonah33. |
| "Appreciate" by Nicholas Jonas from his solo | album Nicholas Jonas. |
| Voo Nocturno - the thirteenth | album by Jorge Palma. |
| Chester ( | album), by Josh Rouse |
| The | album features Juggalo-styled "love songs". |
| 20 Mothers is a 1995 | album by Julian Cope. |
| Yummy, Yummy, Yummy is a 1969 | album by Julie London. |
| Soy is a 1973 | album by Julio Iglesias. |
| They released their first full-length | album in July 2007. |
| The title of the | album is just called God's Property. |
| For the Righteous Brothers | album, see Just Once in My Life (album) |
| For the | album by Justice, see † (album). |
| After the | album release, Karavla reunited Griva. |
| For the | album by Kate Voegele, see Don't Look Away (album). |
| For the | album by Katy Garbi, see Prova (album). |
| Album: Maiya Ke Pukaar | |
| For the Stereophonics | album, see Keep Calm and Carry On (album). |
| For the | album by Kem, see Kemistry (album). |
| The song appears on her | album Blue Kentucky Girl. |
| The catalogue code for this | album is KICA-1145. |
| For the DJ Muggs vs. Ill Bill | album, see Kill Devil Hills (album). |
| For the Miles Davis | album, see Kind of Blue. |
| Randy Crawford on her | album Every Kind of Mood |
| For their eponymous sixth | album, see King Missile (album). |
| ...Live... is the twelfth | album by Klaus Schulze. |
| Miditerranean Pads is the twenty-first | album by Klaus Schulze. |
| Live @ KlangArt is the thirty-fourth | album by Klaus Schulze. |
| The article is about the | album by Klaxons. |
| Agogo is a rarities | album by KMFDM. |
| In Japan, the | album is known as Love Affair, also a song on the al |
| Album name known? | |
| His second | album, Viva Kokopelli was released in 1996. |
| 2003 Georg Levin - Can't Hold Back, CD | Album, Sonar Kollektiv |
| It appears on their | album, "King Kong." |
| Neu! '75 is an | album by Krautrock band Neu!. |
| Let Love Rule ( | album) (Lenny Kravitz) - (1989) |
| For the | album, see Kristofferson (album). |
| Strangefolk is the third | album by Kula Shaker, the first album since the band |
| Koda Kumi Remix | Album was Kumi's first remix album before her Drivin |
| Beautiful Days is the fifth studio | album by Kyla.. |
| In 2002 the band released their first | album independently: Kyoukasho. |
| Split | album with Lack Of Reason |
| Is a Woman is a 2002 | album by Lambchop. |
| He also played on the Jimi Hendrix | album Crash Landing. |
| The | album is largely a collaboration between Hackett and |
| The | album was later digitally released. |
| The | album was later re-released with different album art |
| The | album was later picked up by Blackdoom records. |
| This | album included Latino-American music. |
| The | album is Lavik's second release, with his first albu |
| The | album was leaked to the internet during November 200 |
| Bridge of Sighs, his second | album after leaving Procol Harum, was a breakthrough |
| For the Christmas | album by Ledisi, see It's Christmas (Ledisi album). |
| For the | album by Lena Horne, see We'll Be Together Again (al |
| British | album: Annie Lennox: "Diva" |
| For the Fran Warren | album, see Let's Fall in Love (Fran Warren album). |
| For the MxPx | album, see Let's Rock (album). |
| From | album Plastic Letters. |
| It appears on Jones' | album Human's Lib. |
| Her first | album, Ad libitum was released in 1972. |
| In 2010 their | album Rastlose Liebe won the CARA in the category "B |
| It is on the | album from Lieut. |
| Russell Watson (2007) on | album That's Life |
| from the 1976 | album Love Lifted Me |
| He released his first | album "City Lights" in 2009 and is writing for a new |
| It makes the first | album sound like pop music." |
| The song is from their | album Key Lime Pie. |
| The overall success of the | album is limited, especially in comparison with her |
| Credits adapted from | album booklet liner notes. |
| From | album Parallel Lines |
| "One Love" by Massive Attack, from the | album Blue Lines |
| For the self-titled | album, see Liquid Tension Experiment (album). |
| Later that month, the | album track listing was also revealed. |
| For the Bass Communion | album, see Litany (Bass Communion album). |
| For the Vader | album, see Litany (album). |
| For the 2008 | album by Little Jackie, see The Stoop (album). |
| For the | album by Little Nobody, see Pop Tart (album). |
| The | album made little impact on the Turkish music Market |
| 2007 John Cale, on his live | album Circus Live |
| Live Without a Net ( | album), a live album by the rock band Angel |
| Soul" (which opens the | album) recorded live in the studio. |
| Frisk Luft released the | album Gospel Live in 1973. |
| For the 1989 | album, see Live at Sweet Basil. |
| For the Dave Gahan video | album, see Live Monsters (Dave Gahan album). |
| Roadsongs (The Derek Trucks Band | album), 2010 live album |
| For the Kevin Devine | Album, see Live at Looney Tunes (Kevin Devine Album) |
| After that, they released a live | album titled Live Bootleg. |
| Annetenna is the only | album of Los Angeles band Annetenna. |
| was recorded by Westlife and included on their | album, The Love Album. |
| Doris Day ( | album The Love Album, 1967). |
| His debut | album, The Love Experience (2005), reached No. 46 on |
| and Westlife covered it on their eighth studio | album The Love Album. |
| Their second studio | album One Love was released in 2002. |
| Julie London ( | album Make Love to Me, 1957) |
| For the Kenny Rogers | album, see Love Is Strange (album). |
| Kumi Koda (2010, | album Eternity: Love & Songs) |
| For the | album, see Love-In. |
| It was last | album on LP. |
| Blessed is the tenth studio | album by Lucinda Williams, her eleventh album overal |
| The | album garnered Luis Miguel one Latin Grammy Nominati |
| The recording was released on Shrieve's debut | album Bittersweet Lullabies. |
| This release combined this | album with Lumpy Gravy. |
| By the end of 2008 a new | album was lunched. |
| The next release was her debut solo | album called Lunita, which was an all-Spanish album. |
| For the | album, see Lust for Life (album). |
| Taken from the | album True Luv' |
| The | album became Lynn's second album to receive a "Gold" |
| Double gatefold | album with lyric insert. |
| Three tracks of this | album contain lyrics. |
| From the | album Washing Machine |
| This | album also made it number 42 on the Billboard 200, n |
| The | album never made it to the shelves. |
| Out of Our Minds, studio | album by MAdM (2010) |
| From 1980 | album Divine Madness |
| The | album focuses mainly on her French success, excludin |
| The music featured on the | album is mainly new material. |
| Like her previous albums, the | album didn't make it to the UK album charts. |
| In 2009, he released a second | album, Working Man. |
| Their | album Bininj Manborlh was nominated for the 2002 Bes |
| Falcon is the second | album from Manchester band The Courteeners. |
| Mandy is the debut studio | album by Mandy Smith. |
| Lifeblood is the seventh studio | album by Manic Street Preachers. |
| The | album spent many weeks in the Top 10 spot of the Ori |
| The | album contains many brand-new songs. |
| First release: US | album Ooooooweeee!!!, March 1965. |
| Suddenly is an | album by Marcus Miller. |
| Album Coordination: Marguerite Luciani | |
| Album coordination: Marguerite Luciani | |
| White Christmas Live is a live | album by Mark Kozelek. |
| This | album also marks Voltaire's first music video. |
| Album design: Marvin Israel | |
| from the Richard Marx | album Richard Marx |
| Their first | album, Tata Masamba, was released in 1996. |
| Pyramid of the Sun is an | album by Maserati. |
| Album was mastered in Finnvox studios by Minerva Pap | |
| The | album was mastered by Alan Douches. |
| The | album contains material from the EP Shine (1989) and |
| Almost Huma a 2006 | album by Maya Beiser |
| This | album is MC Mong's first solo album. |
| This | album is MC Mong's second album. |
| Luz Solar is the debut | album by MC Ceja. |
| The last | album took me a week to record. |
| Debbie Harwood | Album Soothe Me 2004 |
| The reviewer commented that the | album "...reminds me of a classic theme album like S |
| The Funeral | Album (2005/Century Media Records) |
| Album coordinator: Melinda Dancil | |
| In 1989 they recorded their first official | album in Melodia. |
| For the Lulu | album, see Melody Fair (Lulu album). |
| Album artwork: Melvin Alfredo | |
| He recorded an | album for Mercury Records in 1969. |
| Before 2004 the awards for Best Salsa | Album and Merengue Album were separate. |
| Her | album "Janmabhoomi Meri Pyaari" was well received. |
| The record | album entitled Merlin Music Presents . . . |
| For the | album by Merzbow, see Tentacle (album). |
| before the scheduled release of Ayaka's debut | album, "First Message", the album was cancelled. |
| The | album was met with critical acclaim. |
| The | album was met with positive reviews. |
| Core is an | album by metal band Persefone. |
| Mower Liberation Front (1989, split | album with Metal Duck) |
| Aire is the eighth | album by Mexican pop singer Yuri. |
| It is the fourth | album of Mezarkabul. |
| For the similarly named System of a Down | album, see Mezmerize (System of a Down album). |
| For the 1976 CCM | album by Michael Omartian entitled Adam Again, see A |
| Live the Life is an | album by Michael W. Smith. |
| Snockgrass is a 1980 folk | album by Michael Hurley. |
| Estate is a jazz | album by Michel Petrucciani. |
| For Drudkh's | album, see Microcosmos (album). |
| Seals released another solo | album in mid-2009. |
| From 1973 | album Bette Midler |
| Elkie Brooks on her | album Round Midnight |
| For the | album, see Midnight Rain. |
| He also worked on the Soraya Arnelas | album, Sin Miedo. |
| Cambucha is an | album by Milton Cardona. |
| 2007 Grammy nominated | album, The Mines of Sulphur |
| Qui on their 2007 | album "Love's Miracle". |
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