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Voodoo Man
04:08
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Through The Polythene
04:00
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Far
04:40
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Russianhead
04:41
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UFO Sorbet
04:34
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Black Balloon
02:40
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Dumb
04:59
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Blood On The Money
04:49
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Evil Fela Sorbet
04:07
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Deadweight
03:08
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This Could Be Anywhere
04:15
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Weightless And Floating
04:30
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Know Your Mind
03:19
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Aron Attwood Stroud, UK
Primarily a drummer and songwriter. If it makes you feel something then Its good. Music is an emotional shortcut. Communicating something internal externally. I love making, sharing, and listening to good music. I hope you do too.
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