1. |
1A+1B
06:25
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2. |
1C+1D+1E
03:09
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3. |
2A
02:00
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4. |
2B
03:31
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5. |
2C+2D+2E
05:24
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6. |
3A+3B+3C
03:45
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7. |
3D+3E
02:39
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8. |
4A+4B
05:29
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9. |
4C+4D
03:06
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10. |
4E+5A
03:20
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11. |
5B+5C
06:39
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12. |
5D+5E
05:14
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Vittorio Montalti & Blow Up Percussion Rome, Italy
The smell of Blue Electricity by Vittorio Montalti and Blow Up Percussion combines percussion instruments and electronics in
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