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Water Pillar I
02:40
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Water Pillar II
02:12
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Water Pillar III
03:45
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Fire Ball I
04:04
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Fire Ball II
03:56
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Fire Ball III
03:11
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Rock I
03:45
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Rock II
02:53
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Rock III
04:35
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Wind Cutter I
02:45
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Wind Cutter II
03:39
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Wind Cutter III
02:10
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Don Gero Portland, Oregon
modular synth & drums
"A deep hypnotic tribal groove...textured with dance rhythms as the grinning fellow pounded and
swerved...the fading weed buzz I’d walked in with instantly doubled, with the thought occurring that festival DJs lug around more equipment and bigger egos to much lesser effect than what was going off in this brick box of a room."
-L.A. Record
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