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Afrika BambaataaのDark Matter Moving At The Speeとはどのようなアルバムなのでしょうか？
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今晩は おそらく何らかの理由（字数の関係？）で”Speed”のｄ以降の文字が消えているだけではないでしょうか？ 下記サイトの「Dark Matter Moving At The Spee」のView Possible Track Listingをクリックして上の方をクリックすると 参考URLの「Dark Matter Moving At The Speed Of Light」と収録曲が同じです。↓ http://www.musicstack.com/item/207025049/bambaataa+afrika/dark+matter:moving また下記でもタイトル表記の仕方がまちまちみたいですね。↓ http://www.musicstack.com/tsearch/afrika_bambaataa/dark_matter_moving_at_the_spee
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