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Sputnik (intro)
02:56
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Welcome
03:37
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Like a Snowflake
03:37
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Through Waterfalls
02:27
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Four Five Six More
01:43
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Body Language
01:32
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Kimberly
01:46
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wHo LeT u iN HeRe?
02:35
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Hey, Get the F Out
02:36
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For The Time Being
01:05
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For Jessica
02:52
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Living Afternoon
03:19
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Levonelle
02:14
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Prepare to Live
04:27
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the ghost under my bedroom floor
he screams to me in dreams
and though it seems
to be possibly
a fiction of my youthful brain
the ghost makes promises of pain
delivered by beings from inner space
unless if i learn to erase
i need a miracle
surgery
a bird begins to fly
birds bees please
thank you for the smoke
bells whistles
my missles go to waste
park place
jesus under her bedroom floor
he cries to her in dreams
and though it seems to be completely
the friction in her troubled mind
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Missed Connections
03:29
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Sputnik (reprise)
09:48
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Elysian Fury Washington Township, New Jersey
Audio Engineer / Web Developer / Psychic / Comedian / Guitar Instructor from the Philadelphia area.
Elysian Fury recommends:
Steve Bubeck's metal masterpiece featuring some guitar solos by yours truly
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Glitter & Dissonance
by Dear Forbidden
I co-produced and played drums for this debut release by Dear Forbidden
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Fun Times Rubbernecker
by Gandhi Castle
Recorded in New Orleans with borrowed equipment. They did vocals and additional guitars on their own and I mixed / edited / mastered it at the bins in erial NJ
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