Sidney Samson- Riverside (Let's Go!) [feat. Wizard Sleeve] C

******************************************************************************* Riverside (Let's Go!) [feat. Wizard Sleeve] {Radio Edit}- By Danny1080 ******************************************************************************* ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- General Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Type.................: Music Platform.............: iTunes Rip Title................: Riverside (Let's Go!) [feat. Wizard Sleeve] {Radio Edit} Artist...............: Sidney Samson Album................: Riverside (Let's Go!) [feat. Wizard Sleeve] {Radio Edit} Year.................: 2010 Genre................: Dance Comment..............: By Danny1080 Duration.............: 00:02:34 Number of Songs......: 1 Audio Format.........: MP3 Bitrate..............: 192 Hz...................: 48,000 Channels.............: Joint Stereo Source...............: iTunes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post Information ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Posted by............: Danny1080 Posted on............: 27/01/2010 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Release Notes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I Could not find this on Pirate Bay, so I have uploaded it. This is the Radio Edit CLEAN version. I bought this from iTunes and converted to MP3... Enjoy and SEED!

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pics1234 (2010-01-31)

Can someone plz tell me tell me if this file is of a good quality thanks

danny1080 (2010-02-05)

I bought this from iTunes and converted to mp3, the quality is the same as any other iTunes bought song

SuperGanjaman (2010-05-20)

Cheers for the up

ogge7 (2011-06-17)

@danny1080 A lossy format converted to another lossy format does NOT mean quality is maintained.