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Cosmic Sweeper
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Wavestation Guardians
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Space Paul
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In My Tribe
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Vanishing Planet
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Stellar Seas
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Lifesines
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Tim McCarty Detroit, Michigan
Basement based, this is not my day job. So the recordings are demo quality which is to say that they are not exactly
professional (no Pro Tools or computers here), but, what the hell, they're free! Consider the idea vs. the execution. Lastly, don't bother sending any donations...they are greatly appreciated, but, as I don't do PayPal, I would never see the $$.
Thanks for looking.
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