Inca Ore - Birthday Of Bless You Album

Tracklist

1	Creation
2	Alone In The Supreme
3	Sunset Pigments
4	Everlasting Fountain
5	Infant Ra
6	Lady Days
7	Wedding Day
8	Resolution Of All My Family Sisters
9	Joy
10	Silver Wings
11	Sun

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NNF107	Inca Ore	Birthday Of Bless You ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, RP)	Not Not Fun Records	NNF107	US	2008

Credits

• Mastered By – Pete Swanson
• Recorded By, Written By, Performer – Inca Ore

Notes

Edition of 500 copies + insert.

Short intro

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