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| The | album consists of twelve remixes of songs from her f |
| "Can't Get Tired" is also from their | album Face Off |
| It continued from where her previous | album left off. |
| UB40, on their 1980 | album Signing Off. |
| The | album is officially untitled. |
| The subtitle of the | album is Okay, not really... |
| Fantabulous is a jazz | album by Oliver Nelson. |
| The | album does omit the singles that were featured on th |
| Four songs from the | album appear on the 2006 compilation album Stop the |
| The | album went on to win a 2002 San Diego Music Award fo |
| Aretha Franklin for her | album "Laughing on the Outside" (1962). |
| Bators recorded a solo | album, Disconnected, on Line Records. |
| The | album appeared on Oricon's weekly album chart four t |
| The | album debuted on September 3, 2002. |
| The | album debuted on the weekly Oricon album chart at #2 |
| The | album appeared on Oricon's album chart ten times, an |
| It's the first | album released on Virgin Schallplatten. |
| Coffey self-released the | album Walk On in 2007. |
| It appeared on his | album Blood on the Tracks. |
| The | album charted on the #114 on the Oricon charts. |
| Nega released his latest | album “Ultimatum” on 30th January 2009. |
| The | album debuted on March 22, 2005. |
| Jones" on their debut | album, Pretty on the Inside. |
| 1-2 | album, singing on one track. |
| It later appeared on the group's fourth | album Rock On. |
| For the Autumn Defense | album, see Once Around (album). |
| The | album produced one single, "Still Believe." |
| The | album spawned one single but failed to chart. |
| The | album became one of the bestselling albums of 2001. |
| The | album spawned one single, entitled "I Believe". |
| It is the precursor to the | album Shobaleader One: d'Demonstrator. |
| Secret Wars is a 2004 | album by Oneida. |
| This | album sells only about 1000 copies. |
| This | album was only released in Japan. |
| The Craving ( | album), the only album released by MD.45 |
| This | album is only available on iTunes and was Witt's sec |
| The | album was only available on vinyl record. |
| Chris Vadala: Saxes ( | album version only) |
| "Mind Over Money" - released on the | album 'The Optimist LP'. |
| "Emergency 72" - released on the | album 'The Optimist LP'. |
| Also an | album launch, or single launch. |
| Album Version or Radio Edit - 3:28 | |
| For the Sunn O))) | album, see Oracle (Sunn O))) album). |
| Album - Oricon Sales Chart (Japan) | |
| Album - Oricon DVD Sales Chart (Japan) | |
| album of original Bernstein stage adaptation | |
| All compositions on this | album were original. |
| Five of the songs from this | album were originally intended to be released on the |
| The | album was originally released in 1988. |
| The | album was originally released in 1975. |
| The cover art for the | album was originally featured in the Voodoo album li |
| The | album was originally released in Quadraphonic. |
| The two disc | album was originally released in November 1996. |
| For the | album by Orphaned Land, see El Norra Alila. |
| For their debut | album, see Os Mutantes (album). |
| Eloquence is a 1965 live | album by Oscar Peterson. |
| Blues Etude is a 1966 | album by Oscar Peterson. |
| In 1995, the | album won Ostanek the Grammy Award for Best Polka Al |
| Album - Other Territories | |
| Second | album Fade Out followed in 1989, reaching #51 on the |
| Bobby Darin, on the 1967 | album Inside Out |
| Her debut self-titled | album came out in March 2007. |
| Allmusic gives the | album 4.5 out of 5 stars. |
| The | album debuted outside Oricon album Chart Top 40, #79 |
| The songs (chosen for the | album) span over five decades. |
| The | album sold over 200,000 copies worldwide. |
| The | album sold over 40,000 records. |
| This | Album sold over 500,000 copies. |
| It appeared on their 1982 | album Love over Gold. |
| The | album sold over 30,000 records. |
| The | album sold over half a million copies worldwide. |
| For the article on the | album by Oysterband, see Lie Back and Think of Engla |
| In 1994,they released their | album, "Action Packed Adventure", a conceptual album |
| It resembles his 1981 | album Outras Palavras. |
| In 2006, the | album won Palmieri the Grammy Award for Best Latin J |
| Charlie Parker - From his | album Charlie Parker with Strings |
| Inlay of Gregorian Waves | album by Pascal Languirand |
| Waqas Ali) - Seven 8 Six ( | Album: Straight Path Track: 6/13) |
| Back Street Crawler is 1st solo | album by Paul Kossoff. |
| This | album was Paul Raymond's first album as a member of |
| For the | album by Paul Overstreet, see Love Is Strong (album) |
| Perfecto Presents: Travelling is a mix | album by Paul Oakenfold. |
| The | album supports Pausini's third world tour. |
| The | album cover pays tribute to Houston, Texas. |
| The | album simultaneously peaked at #13 on the Album 100 |
| The | album only peaked at #87 on the Billboard 200. |
| The | album itself peaked at number 3 in the Dutch album c |
| Anthology is a compilation | album by Pentangle. |
| So Early in the Spring is an | album by Pentangle. |
| Early Classics is a compilation | album by Pentangle. |
| Collection was a compilation | album by Pentangle. |
| The entire | album is performed in German. |
| This | album is perhaps her heaviest Capitol Records promot |
| The title tracks are from the | album Orbital Period. |
| Ave Maria by Perry Como on the | album The Perry Como Christmas Album, 1968 |
| album) - Petellsgemiende, Kelsterbach | |
| It was her second | album for Philips. |
| Album Cover Photograph by Roger Whitaker | |
| The | album cover photography and band logo were originall |
| This article is about the | album by Phyllis Hyman. |
| e song appeared on Jefferson Airplane's second | album, Surrealistic Pillow. |
| Eretz Hakodesh is the first | album by Pissuk Rachav. |
| From the | album Hiding Place |
| Barbara Long (vocalist, 1985 | album "Another Place", 1987 album "Go") |
| Taken from the | album 'Exit Planet Dust' |
| For the | album by Plants and Animals, see Parc Avenue (album) |
| The | album went platinum in Australia. |
| The | album reached platinum status. |
| The | album went platinum in Iceland. |
| The | album reached Platinum status. |
| The Frequency E.P. is an extended play | album by PlayRadioPlay!. |
| Their | album has plenty of invigorating music". |
| 1993 Ghost Poets on | album Ghost Poets |
| Along with producing the | album, Mika Pohjola contributed extra keyboards |
| Kurdt Vanderhoof had produced Heretic's final | album Breaking Point previously. |
| 2 is an | album by Pole. |
| 3 is an | album by Pole. |
| Mandaryna.com2me is the second | album of Polish "Dance Queen" - Mandaryna. |
| Supernova is the second | album of Polish band Exodus. |
| 1970 Best Polka | Album, International Polka Association |
| This | album performed poorly in terms of album sales and c |
| The | album contains popular hit singles by both artists o |
| For the | album, see Portishead (album). |
| Album met positive critics reception. | |
| Allmusic gave the | album a positive review and said the album consists |
| Overall, reception of the | album was positive. |
| Masterpieces is a compilation | album by power metal band, HammerFall. |
| For the Dolly Parton | album see Precious Memories (Dolly Parton album) |
| From the | album The Predator (1992) |
| It appears on their compilation | album Past Present. |
| From 1980 | album The Pretenders |
| The | album is primarily self-produced/mixed. |
| See N.E.W.S for the 2003 instrumental | album by Prince. |
| It appeared on his eponymous introductory | album, John Prine (1971). |
| The | album was produced by Chris Fudurich. |
| The | album is produced by Flosstradamus. |
| This | album was produced by Haruomi Hosono. |
| The | album was produced by bassist Emmanuel Espinosa. |
| The | album was produced by Jim Abbiss. |
| He mixed Wilco's Yankee Hotel Foxtrot | album and produced their 2004 album, A Ghost Is Born |
| The | album was produced by Gene Martynec. |
| The | album is produced by Steve Osborne, who was asked to |
| The | album was produced by John McLaughlin. |
| The | album was produced by Bob Ezrin. |
| The | album was produced by Daisuke Asakura. |
| The whole | album was produced by J Dilla. |
| The | album was produced by John Frost. |
| The | album was produced and engineered by Jobson himself. |
| The | album was produced by Martijn Groeneveld. |
| The | album was produced by Joe Strummer. |
| The | album is produced by Chestha Yarosake. |
| The | album was produced by Scott Atkins, who produced the |
| Sector 27's first | album was produced by Steve Lillywhite. |
| The | album was produced by Weller and Brian Robson. |
| The | album was produced by George Clinton and Bootsy Coll |
| The | album was produced by Brenndan McGuire. |
| The | album was produced by Tedd T. |
| The | album was produced by Joel Plaskett. |
| The | album was produced by Tony Hoffer. |
| The | album was produced by Nile Rodgers. |
| The | album was produced by Jon Brion. |
| Empirical, the band's first | album, was produced by Courtney Pine. |
| The | album was produced by Allen Stanton. |
| The | album was produced by Clanger/Winstanley. |
| The | album was produced by Ian Eskelin. |
| The | album was produced by Cameron Webb. |
| The | album was produced by Gary Lyons. |
| Two versions of the | album were produced. |
| Flying Steps - | Album (in production) |
| Tuscany was a 2001 | album by progressive rock band Renaissance. |
| The | album wasn't promoted in any way. |
| 1234 is a 1990 | album by Propaganda. |
| For the Trouble | album, see Psalm 9 (album). |
| Best Classical | Album: John Psathas - Psathas : Fragments |
| 3 taken from the | album Todo Puede Inspirar |
| "Opfer" [Victim] is originally from the | album "Planet Punk". |
| For the | album by Puressence, see Don't Forget to Remember (a |
| The entire | album was put together within four days. |
| Apricot Morning is an | album by Quantic, released in 2002. |
| Killer Queen is a tribute | album of Queen songs. |
| They released their | album called Quimica Perfecta. |
| Just listen ( | album), Korean R&B singer Se7en's debut album |
| Album: Bol Radha Bol | |
| Ravi Shankar on his 1956 | album Three Ragas. |
| It was featured on their | album Pinewood Rally. |
| For the debut | album by rapper 2 Pistols, see Death Before Dishonor |
| Hustlenomics is the second studio | album by rapper Yung Joc. |
| The two-disc | album contains rarities, b-sides and demos. |
| His first | album, Cinta Rasul 1 (1999) is the best-selling nash |
| Hinterland (2008) - full | album; Professional rating: World of Music |
| The | album received rave reviews. |
| 'S Wonderful is a 1956 | album by Ray Conniff. |
| Jazz Number II is a 1973 | album by Ray Charles. |
| The | album was re-issued twice. |
| The | album was re-issued in 2001. |
| The | album was re-issued on CD in 2005. |
| The | album was re-issued on September 23, 1997. |
| The | album was re-released in 2005. |
| This | album was re-released in 1997. |
| In 2005, the | album was re-released on CD. |
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