matze313
One of those albums where you start with Track 1 and suddenly listened through the whole thing.
It comes towards you like a freight train and takes you for one hell of a ride!
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Synthetics
02:46
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From Nothing
03:51
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Psychosis
03:05
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Isolation
03:41
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Marionette
03:39
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Dismal
03:47
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Samsara
04:24
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Empathy
03:09
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Seven Stages
04:28
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Illusionist
03:14
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Help
03:13
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Ghost
04:00
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Reflections Minneapolis, Minnesota
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