矢野顕子* = Akiko Yano - 7 O'Clock In Tokyo = 東京は夜の７時 Modern Love A1 Ode To My Family

A1 Ode To My Family A2 I Can't Be With You A3 Twenty One A4 Zombie A5 Empty B1 Everything I Said B2 The Icicle Melts B3 Disappointment B4 Ridiculous Thoughts B5 Dreaming My Dreams C1 Yeats' Grave C2 Daffodil Lament C3 No Need To Argue C4 Ode To My Family (Iain Cook Remix) C5 Zombie (Iain Cook Remix) D1 Zombie (Demo) D2 I Can't Be With You (Live From Woodstock 94') D3 Ridiculous Thoughts (Live From Woodstock 94') D4 Daffodil Lament (Live From Woodstock 94')

a folk band that published an album that year of the same name where Victor sang "Se me ha escapado un suspiro"

Eddy's Theme 2 2:13 B5 Fred & Renee Make Love 2:04 B6 Apple Of Sodom 4:26 C1 Insensatez 2:53 C2 Something Wicked This Way Comes (Edit) 2:54 C3 I Put A Spell On You 3:36 C4 Fats Revisited 2:31 C5 Fred's World 3:00 C6 Rammstein (Edit) 3:26 D1 Hollywood Sunset 2:01 D2 Hierate Mich (Edit) 3:02 D3 Police 1:39 D4 Driver Down 5:18 D5 I'm Deranged (Reprise) 3:48

Three Days Later 16:42 DVD2-16 Untitled 9:37

矢野顕子* = Akiko Yano - 7 O'Clock In Tokyo = 東京は夜の７時 Modern Love A1 Ode To My FamilyBorn as Akiko Suzuki () on 13 February 1955 in Tokyo, Akiko Yano studied jazz piano in high school and recorded her first album, Japanese Girl, in 1976. To the familiar wispy, girlish voice of Japanese idoru, Yano added something different: a whimsical sense of mischief and the ability to simultaneously sing and improvise on the piano. Japanese Girl caused a sensation in the Japanese music scene, with Yano standing out from the Japanese pop scene of