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Autonomic Impulses
01:50
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So Stunned, So Cold
04:03
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Computer Chess
03:22
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Valley Uncanny
03:41
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Memory
05:07
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Linear Order
02:42
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Object
02:06
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Synapses
02:50
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Celebration
04:21
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Hex
03:14
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Cellular
03:41
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Astral Progression
03:45
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C. Samms Winnipeg, Manitoba
I am simply a person that enjoys the simple pleasures of synthesizers.
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