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Shudrakarman [acoustic]
09:23
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Shiska [acoustic]
08:45
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Lukewarm [acoustic]
07:49
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Check six [acoustic]
05:55
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融解建築 / Yuukai Kenchiku 京都市, Japan
Multi-dimensional Rock from Kyoto,Japan.
Sakamoto Raku : Flute, Alto Flute
Tamba Hidehito : Guitar
Takahashi -hassan- Takenobu : Keyboards
Taguchi Katsuya : Bass
Akita Kei : Drums
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