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Re: beautiful and haunting music

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gimber

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Date Posted: 13:33:02 11/05/05 Sat
In reply to: �� 's message, "rarity" on 17:47:44 10/28/05 Fri

>Hey, that is great. A bit of Stewart Copeland best soundtracks ("Rumble fish" or "The equalizer") when the piece reaches his third minute and a bit of Absolute Elsewhere "In search of ancient gods" at the end. I never thought you could ever release something like this.It's a fantastic surprize. I really think it is a very good soundtrack because it stands out without having seen the images...and that it's the best compliment. Thanks for put it in the web.
The Appendicitis survivor.

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