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The Weeping of Stones
05:44
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Let Go
05:32
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Crows
06:13
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The Day Rachel Died
08:12
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Heckling
08:42
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Witch
09:45
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He Lives
06:47
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Too Many Voices
02:18
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Gargoylistic
08:46
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Playground
03:52
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11. |
Gargoylistic 70's Style
05:38
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Leper Chicago
Hundreds of years ago, Leper emerged from the cold clay of a long-forgotten grave in a forested fog somewhere between Skotland and Sveden. The pulsating rhythm from within the tomb still in the chest, the now-breathing creature –reanimated, stunned, staring down – remembers.... how a lifeless wretch lives again. ... more
Leper recommends:
Anthology XV by The Awakening, great collection of great songs, dark rock-n-roll with plenty of synth
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