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        Excursions

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        Drunk Man
        		 3:19
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        Renovated Rhythm
        		 4:53
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        Inapplicable Concord
        		 4:10
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        Listen Here Goes Funky
        		 8:21
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        Turbulence
        		 16:35
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        Of Age
        		 3:06
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        Fragmentary Apparitions
        		 10:47
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        Hey Wado
        		 5:54
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        Aleph The Fool
        		 4:32
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        Recess
        		 5:41
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        I'm Lonely
        		 4:02
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        Oleo
        		 10:35
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        Total Tracks: 12   Total Length: 81:55

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