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Nayirah
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Traffic [Instrumental]
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Why I Love Grafitti
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Unused Instrumental #1
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騒動
all tracks recorded live, performed under many names.
I began playing back in '96 by recording strange sounds,
looping and manipulating the tapes and running the output through effects pedals.
If you download and you like it, please consider a donation to go toward new equpiment/projects. <3
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