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The Yellow House
12:03
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Tautologism
03:09
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Reaper, part II
02:50
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Reaper, part I
05:01
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Broken Stringharp
02:14
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Sing, Bowl
07:03
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Reaper, part IV
04:03
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Annulars Vancouver, British Columbia
Dave Snider
Thor Larson
Dan Brittain
Free-form acoustic guitar conversations.
With patience, listening, and exploration, ideas take shape, form briefly, then vanish into oblivion.
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