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I'm My Own God
03:28
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For Whom The Bell Tolls
07:54
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I See
07:54
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Come Together
02:11
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Breakfast Suite
07:54
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Forbidden Look
05:58
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Essence Of Its Own
18:49
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Turn Your Face
06:24
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Discovery Of Obskuria
12:08
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Die Die My Darling
04:21
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World In Sound Heidelberg, Germany
The World In Sound recordlabel stands for timeless individuality. It finds its roots in the revolutionary youth movement of the late 1960's, in the sound of 1967's "Summer of Love" and in the era-defining festival of Woodstock in 1969. The focus lies on Psychedelic-Progressive-Hard-And-Heavy-Blues-Garage-ROCK! ... more
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