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Three Shapes
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Ayn Rand's Grand Plan
03:39
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Burn Out Your Eyes
03:57
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Helvellyn (Part 1)
04:19
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Ad Infinitum
03:41
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Atomic Bombs
03:57
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The Baron
03:36
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Helvellyn (Parts 2 & 3)
05:51
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The Last Chimera
05:22
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Goodnight England, UK
One half of psych-folk-rock-pop renegades The Witch And The Robot.
Purveyor of songs, soundtracks and musical meanderings.
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