WARNER.ESP · WESP006CD2
4 pressings €23+ Choose →babylon-rcnjnk · main release babylon-ylavxg 1998 · Single
Tracklist
- 1 Babylon (Hammurabi) 3:51
- 2 Babylon (Hanging Gardens) 9:28
- 3 Babylon (AK9 Ate My Pasty) 5:41
Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.
Written & produced
Producer, Written-ByBezalel Aloni
Producer, Written-ByOfra Haza
Producer, Written-ByThe Black Dog
First released 1998 · Warner.ESP · UK
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The Black Dog Featuring Ofra HazaBabylon
- First released
- 1998
- Original label
- Warner.ESP · WESP006CD2
- Country
- UK
- Formats
- CD · Vinyl
- Style
- Abstract, Experimental
- Tracks
- 3 · 19:00
- Latest reissue
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- Versions
- 4 in the Archive
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1998UK
CD · Single
Warner.ESP WESP006CD2
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CD · Single
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1998UK
Vinyl · 12"
Warner.ESP WESP006T
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1998UK
CD · Maxi-Single, Promo
Warner.ESP PUP CD3 DJ
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