Wipeout 2097 The Soundtrack - Production

Production

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  • 01) Produced at Earthbeat Studios, London. Taken from the Virgin/Astralwerks album 'Dead Cities'

Virgin (UK) ℗ 1996 Virgin.

  • 2) Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records / c.

℗ 1996 Virgin Records (UK)

  • 3) Taken from the London EP 'Loops of Fury' licensed courtesy of Virgin. ℗ 1996 Virgin (UK)
  • 4) Licensed courtesy of Virgin (UK). ℗ 1996 Virgin
  • 5) Licensed courtesy of Virgin / Astralwerks. ℗ 1996 Virgin (UK)
  • 6) Taken from the album 'Exit Planet Dust'

Licensed courtesy of Virgin (UK) / Astralwerks ℗ 1995 Virgin (UK)

  • 7) Produced at Earthbeat Studios, London. Taken from the Virgin/Astralwerks album 'Dead Cities'

Virgin (UK) ℗ 1996 Virgin.

  • 8) ℗ 1996 XL Recordings / Maverick Records / Mute Records
  • 9) Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records / c.

℗ 1996 Virgin Records (UK)

  • 10) Taken from the single "Da Funk", published by Soma / Virgin ℗ 1996 Virgin
  • 11) Licenced, Published by Virgin / Astralwerks 1996
  • 12) Licensed courtesy of Virgin / Astralwerks. ℗ 1996 Virgin (UK)
  • 13) Licensed courtesy of Polygram Licensing Division

Sony Music Publishing. ℗ 1996 London

  • 14) Taken from the EP "Afro-Left" which is from the 1995 album 'Leftism'

Licensed courtesy of Virgin Records M62/BMG Music Publishing/MCA Music Ltd. ℗ 1995 Virgin Records Ltd

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