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Harvest (Single Version)
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i. Harvest
To the land of promise
From the shadows of gratitude
Ceremonies were held
To praise the fertility of the valley
But it too, fell apart
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Zeffon Renton, Washington
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Don't you dare even tend to catalog what lurks ominously in the dark...
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Bless me Father, for I have sinned. I love the beautiful sounds of this album but I don’t have a favorite song. I have a favorite title, it’s called “I Am An Idol, But You Can Call Me The Pope”.. p.s- The Pope Smokes Dope!
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Learn from Nature and the brothers and sisters of Ignorance.
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Neba Neba
by Patrick Shiroishi & Dylan Fujioka
Intricate, intense, and passionate free jazz from reedsman Patrick Shiroishi and drummer Dylan Fujioka.
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Of Shadow and Substance
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A disquieting, yet serene, reflection on industrial decay from the experimental New York-based composer.
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C. Diab describes “Exit Rumination” as “a sonic exorcism,” and its dark, swelling songs are equal parts catharsis and tension.
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