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Ryoji Ikeda – Dataplex (2005) Artist: Ryoji Ikeda Album: Dataplex Year: 2005 Genre: experimental, minimal, electronica Tracklist: Code: 1. Data.Index 2. Data.Simplex 3. Data.Duplex 4. Data.Triplex 5. Data.Multiplex 6.

Data.Complex 7. Data.Hypercomplex 8. Data.Googolplex 9. Data.Microhelix 10. Data.Superhelix 11. Data.Minimax 12. Data.Syntax 13.

Data.Telex 14. Data.Flex 15. Data.Reflex 16. Data.Convex 17. Data.Vertex 18. Data.Vortex 19.

Data.Matrix 20. Data.Adaplex Bitrate: 192kbps Size: 74.6 Mb Download link: Code: Password: Code: no pass Link checked on Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:00 am (GMT) [Linkchecker Bot].

Channel X (1985-95) 1. Testone (0:06) 2. Trans-Missions (1:36) 3.

This Is A Recording (0:50) 4. Radiorange (0:28) 5. What's Wrong?

Holy Wood (0:35) 7. Into The Tranquility (3:04) 8. All Has Been Changed (0:37) 9. Abstructures (2:54) 5 Zones (1994-95) 10. Zone 1 (7:47) 11. Zone 2 (4:51) 12. Zone 3 (2:56) 13.

Zone 4 (6:50) 14. Zone 5 (8:45) Luxus (1993) 15. Luxus 1-3 (16:18) Produced by Ryoji Ikeda All (music/sounds) processed by Ryoji Ikeda Recorded at CCI Studio '85-'95. Mixed and digital edited at CCI Studio '94-'95. Ipang feat rayola.

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