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Invitation
01:18
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Into the Gala
03:23
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Bliss Expiring
03:46
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History is a Bitch
04:26
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Scratch
03:53
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Chocolate Shake
03:35
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Ethan
06:39
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Senses
05:14
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Cunning Night
06:02
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Prime
03:18
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Laura Palmer
12:01
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Posidonia Turin, Italy
Progressive pop from Turin (Italy).
C85B [Vocals], 9575D [Keys, Guitars, Back Vocals], 1BC8 [Bass Guitar], 12A55B [Lead Guitar], 4DDC7 [Drums]
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