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John Wood [2006]
04:39
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Let's Sign For [2000]
05:43
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Laurent Vaissière: instruments & vocals.
Recorded and mixed by Pascal Mollet.
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Tangram [2001]
05:39
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Cimino [2005]
03:12
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Bark Fight [2001]
05:57
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Watercolor [2000]
04:29
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Within Darkness [2005]
07:08
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Abstractropism [2001]
06:03
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Stable On [2008]
04:50
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paloma Lyon, France
On & Off since 1997.
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