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Baksheesh
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Bribes for the Beggar
06:42
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Aidelin
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IED
11:19
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Limiverous Theophagy
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Biomorph
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Fortune
12:33
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Whispering Ned's Ventilation Shed UK
since the mid 1980s it's been a creative outlet, as well as uplifting. a hobby. a therapeutically sound activity, and these
are some of the residual aural by-products.
doodles with sound, instruments, voice, occasional humour, mainly all improvised, the odd cover version.
done using old tape recorders, tascam 4 track magnetic tape mixers, to zoom H2 & H4, to sony acid to ableton
... more
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