watershed
E.J. Strickland(ds)
Godwin Louis(as)
Jure Pukl(ts,ss)
Taber Gable(p)
Josh Ginsburg(b)
Ulrich Edorh(vo-11)
Favorite track: Uvumilivu.
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Uvumilivu
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Warriors for Peace
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Midnight's Clearing
07:26
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Eclipse in 5 (Interlude)
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Let It Go
06:25
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Abandoned Discovery
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Understand What I Mean
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When Time Passes By
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Coexistence
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Let It Go - Vocal
07:11
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