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13:35
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a2
07:19
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a3
03:50
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04:51
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b1
06:09
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b2
14:15
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02:48
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08:50
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Cum Grano Salis Bonn, Germany
Always improvised, no technique other than that necessary to guide the instruments for becoming an instrument. I am a filter between music in the ether and the listeners. My music is my hobby, it is not my job, it does not sustain me financially, only emotionally. My music is independent and free, because it does not serve. DIY ... more
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