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  • don’t wake me (nocturnal liftoff)
    If you're needing something to help you get to sleep, I have managed to brew up something very tasty. It's all natural, allergen and gluten-free. It will reduce your stress, balance your Chakra, help you search your Chi, and........you know what? I have no idea what I'm talking about. 


    I've consulted the best sleep masters to bring you peace in drifting among the stars, and create a warm sense of foreboding slumber. Don't be afraid to sleep, but rather let the music ease you into your state of letting go. This mix will guide you to and through the cosmos, and I've put it through rigorous (but stress free) tests and have reached the conclusion that it's safe with medications.


    The calibration on this mix was optimized for your journey to the stars. The rain in the beginning and end are the warm blanket meant to provide your intro and outro to maximum chill, use it wisely. Enjoy this mix, it is my gift to you. 


    Support the artists (always!). 
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    1 hr 1 min
  • guest mix: HGTR (odes to the sea)

    I really just want to put this mix out here, even though it's not mine. I'm very much in love with the moods that are created in this, and want it to be shared. HGTR did an amazing job of putting this together, both musically and conceptually. I have to say, of all the mixes that I listen to (I download them and listen to them in the car, at night I put them on my iPod and play them, and just sitting at the computer to do anything at all), this one is to me one of the best ones made. The beauty found in some of these songs is unparalleled in my opinion. Have to admit, I'm a bit jealous that I didn't make it myself. But having heard it, I'm glad that it exists. It's not all ambient (most of it's not), but very multi-purpose in that it covers such a range of atmospheres and colors. Oddly, today's my birthday (happy birthday, me!), and the first thing that I did was make some coffee (mocha swirl with coconut cream, my fave), eat some oatmeal, and listen to this!

    If  I am able, I'll host the mix for a download. I'm really hoping that HGTR will do some more like this in the future (nudge, nudge). Thanks, HGTR, for this moving piece. Enjoy! 

    [EDIT: I have received an MP3 of the mix and I'm posting it as well as commentary and a tracklisting from HGTR] 

    "And I'm very glad to hear that you think this 'was like a story unfolding, that's exactly what I aimed at and my approach when making these things. Most of the time I don't know what sort of stories is being told - but to me it's more about a sense of a narrative, rather than an actual narrative. Though for 2 of my previous mixes I took the inspiration from books I love and tried to recreate the atmosphere of them through music. 'After Dark', for instance, was directly inspired by the Murakami book of the same name; and I didn't make the connection at the time, but after the mix was finished it suddenly occurred to me how similar it was to the atmosphere of the Twin Peaks series - a very lovely coincidence! I don't know if it's a good thing but 2 years later it still remains the mix I'm most satisfied with. And yes a distinct atmosphere (even though the elements used to create it might be totally different) is another very important aim of mine and also what I'm looking for whenever I listen to something on Mixcloud - so I totally understand when you mentioned 'sleep DJ' and I think you've been doing an excellent job!"

    Turn on, tune in, sleep...

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     TRACK LISTING

    • 00:00 - Múm - Abandoned Ship Bells

    • 03:15 - Devics - Lost at Sea

    • 05:05 - The White Birch - Atlantis

    • 09:07 - Fovea Hex - Every Evening

    • 13:01 - Lanterns on the Lake - Ships in the Rain

    • 14:50 - Yann Tiersen - The Gutter

    • 18:17 - King Creosote & Jon Hopkins - John Taylor's Month Away

    • 24:12 - Jónsi & Alex - Daniell in the Sea

    • 30:19 - Colleen - The Happy Sea

    • 32:44 - Hua-lampong Riddim & Smallroom - Dangerous Tranquillity

    • 38:12 - Phaedra - The Sea

    • 45:21 - Talvihorros - ..and then They Walked into the Sea

    • 49:35 - Patti Smith & Kevin Shields - The Coral Sea (Performance I - Part VI)

    • 57:16 - Lanterns on the Lake - Not Going back to the Harbour

      59 min
    • pulse

      When my son was born, I was pretty clueless as to how to even manage taking care of a child. I mean, I had some books, watched some videos, asked a lot of questions, but when the thing cried............ugh. My wife and I took some advice from a friend of mine who had used the services of a woman that was well known in a circle of families with young babies who did all of the visits for free (Alaskan benefit since she was a registered nurse). She came over and did cognitive tests, seeing our son's abilities in reacting to certain stimulus, and finding out what to look for as far as mental development (is he following my voice, does he grab things, and so on).

      Well, one of the most important things to a new born is rhythm. Since they have been conceived in the womb, they are so very familiar with the heartbeat. That rhythmic pulse is essential to their comfort. I was told that playing rhythmic music for the baby would soothe him. I opted for Prince. My son loved his evening car rides amid the snowy banks in Alaska.

      Therefore, I'm serving up a very nice bit of ambient pulse. This mix would be perfect as background music for your activities, driving, or any other activity that you see fit. I had a very large amount of music to choose from, and I believe that I've put together a perfect amalgamation. Please enjoy this mix, it is probably one of my favorite ones (how can you love one child more than the other, hmmmmmmm........?). Support the artists, and find peace within the music.
       
      Turn on, tune in, sleep...
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      TRACK LISTING
      • "The Closed Eye View" by Stevie B-Zet from Archaic Modulation (Recycle Or Die), Released 1993 (Start Time: 00:00)
      • "Untitled 3" by Ulf Lohmann from Because Before (Kompakt), Released October 25, 2001 (Start Time: 08:35)
      • "Segue" by Shimmer from Escala 2.3.3 Snow (Escala Netlabel), Released April 20, 2012 (Start Time: 12:16)
      • "Saffron Slumber" by Sands from Escala 2.3.2 Water (Escala Netlabel), Released April 20, 2012 (Start Time: 19:43)
      • "Epick" by EL Heath from Reflecting (Ambient And Loop Tracks, Autumn 2006) (Phantom Channel Netlabel), Released 2006 (Start Time: 24:52)
      • "Liber" by Rhian Sheehan from Sequence2 (Future Sequence), Released November 10, 2011 (Start Time: 28:31)
      • "Melting Snow, Wind Through Trees" by Darren Harper from Sequence2 (Future Sequence), Released November 10, 2011 (Start Time: 32:09)
      • "Rainmaker" by Altus from The Hundredth Mantra (Earth Mantra), Released 2009 (Start Time: 35:30)
      • "Silent Currents 1, Pt. 5" by Erik Wollo from Silent Currents: Live At Star’s End (Projekt Records), Released September 13, 2011 (Start Time: 42:09)
      • "Be True" by Dave Preston from Be (CDBY), Released July 20, 2010 (Start Time: 47:04)
      • "The Tides Of Time" by Between Interval from Autumn Continent (Spotted Peccary), Released August 8, 2006 (Start Time: 50:59)
      • "Antennaria" by Biosphere from Substrata (Touch), Released June 25, 2006 (Start Time: 55:17)
      • "Asylum Tree" by Loop Guru from The Fountains Of Pardise (North South), Released June 15, 1999 (Start Time: 60:06)
      • 1 hr 4 min
      • in the midst of a dim glow

        It seems that 90% of the time that I'm making a mix, it's pretty much when most people are probably sleeping. During this mix, I have to admit, I put my head on the desk a few times. I was initially making a meditation type mix, but looking out my window (during my wake/sleep struggle) at the subtle glow of distant lights prompted me otherwise. This mix is for that, and I'll use it to do my ritual of refusing to knock out just yet so that I can daydream just a little bit more. Hopefully, it will serve you for that purpose as well. Find peace with this mix, and let it bring you down to a sedated state of pre-sleep chill.

        Support the artists. 

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        TRACK LISTING

        • "Apparition" by Jon Hopkins from Opalescent (Just Music), Released May 20, 2010 (Start Time 0:00)
        • "Collective Dream" by David Arkenstone from Ambient World (Domo Records), Released February 8, 2011 (Start Time: 01:59)
        • "Chenrezig (Excerpt)" by Stargarden from Ambient Excursions (Magnatune), Released May 20, 2004 (Start Time: 10:07)
        • "Regressions" by Andrew Lahiff from Catching Light (Unknown), Released 2011 (Start Time: 17:08)
        • "Meditation #1 (Excerpt)" by Brian Eno from Bliss (Editions Eg Records), Released September 23, 1992 (Start Time: 23:23)
        • "Inertia" by Carbon Based Lifeforms from Twentythree (Ultimae Records), Released August 8, 2011 (Start Time: 25:50)
        • "Eclipse" by Rudy Adrian from Twilight – Atmospheric Works, Vol. 2 (The Orchard), Released January 16, 2001 (Start Time: 32:54)
        • "Extended Stillness" by Robert Carty from Serotonin Ashram (Deep Sky Music), Released 2000(Start Time: 37:11)
        • "Beginning Again (Excerpt)" by Palancar from Diminishing Light (Earth Mantra Netlabel), Released August 2, 2011 (Start Time: 45:08)
        • "Subterranean River" by Rudy Adrian from Desert Realms (lotuspike), Released October 14, 2008 (Start Time: 47:51)
        • "Canopy" by Kit Watkins from Sunstruck (East Side Digital), Released September 18, 1993 (Start Time: 53:57)
        • "Campfire" by Jon Hopkins from Monsters (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Double Six Records), Released November 29, 2010 (Start Time: 57:21)
        • 1 hr 2 min
        • soundtrack for time travel

          It's been a while since I was able to post. I bought a new house and made a move over the past month. It was a very mentally and physically taxing process which is actually not over yet (but very, very close). I didn't have internet for a month, which made things difficult (sadly). But now I'm back up, and stoked about that. 

          This mix was made just before I started packing up my belongings to be moved (I did move all my belongings myself, cleaned and painted, over 10,000 pounds worth of crap). So the mix has been able to simmer a bit, and I've listened to it with great pleasure. I'm extremely excited to have discovered a few new gems (Cosmic Hoffmann, Divinity, and Johan Agebjorn) as well as had the opportunity to work with some reliable others (Adam Fielding, Between Interval, Global Communication). Time travel has always been a fascination of mine, and last month my son asked me why I couldn't time travel. Or fly. Or become invisible. From movies like Back To The Future, (H.G. Wells') Time Machine, and Donnie Darko (of which initially inspired the theme of this mix), it remains an interesting, but elusive desire. But if it ever is possible, I hope that the traveler finds this mix a perfect sonic accompaniment. Feel free to use this for your own time travel, be it physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, or otherwise.
           
          Turn on, tune in, sleep...

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          TRACK LISTING

          • “04 9 39” by Global Communication from 76:14 (Dedicated/BMG Records/Arista/Legacy/SME) Released June 1994 (Start Time: 00:00)
          •  “Aeon” by Adam Fielding from Distant Activity (Magnatune), Released September 2008 (Start Time: 09:30)
          • “Forever And Ever” by Project Divinity from Divinity (Netlabel), Released August 21, 2006 (Start Time: 12:55)
          • “A New Day Arrives” by Johan Agebjorn from Mossebo (Spotted Peccary), Released September 9, 2008 (Start Time: 17:00)
          • “Wanderers Of Time (Excerpt)” by Cosmic Hoffmann from Beyond The Galaxy (Heart And Mind), Released 1999 (Start Time: 21:33)
          • “To My Future Past” by Ian Ion from Gringo Locomotion (Chill Tribe Records), Released December 10, 2007 (Start Time: 32:47)
          • “Portals In Time” by Between Interval from Edge Of A Fairytale (Spotted Peccary), Released April 14, 2009 (Start Time: 40:08)
          • “Later Phase” by Steve Roach from Midnight Moon (Projekt), Released April 6, 2000 (Start Time: 44:03)
          • “Opening To Beyond” by Numina from Evolving Visions (Gestalt Digital), Released March 11, 2009 (Start Time: 47:47)
          • “Between Realities” by Dreamstate from Between Realities (e-SPACE Recordings), Released October 24, 1998 (Start Time: 53:05)
          • “Time Travel” by Michael Andrews from Donnie Darko Soundtrack (Everlong), Released April 2, 2002 (Start Time: 57:32)
          • 1 hr 1 min
          • awaking silently before sunrise

            If you're anything like me, you wake up well before you have to in order to have a very peaceful morning before work (I wake up at 6, and don't have to be to work until 9, even though it's a 10 minute commute). I reserve that time to get some coffee ready, read some news, and listen to some things that will ease me into the day. 

            That said, I pretty much hate waking up to an alarm. I have an alarm on my iPhone that fades in, and before it does, it plays an ambient playlist through the night. I also have an app on the phone that allows me to play a mix of 4 different sounds (I choose heavy rain, frogs croaking, crickets, and thunder) and set them at different volumes and pitches. That in conjunction with a noise machine that produces EVEN MORE rain, and I'm set for a really peaceful evening. Who would want to wake up with all that going on? Right. 
            This mix eases the pain and tension of having to get up in the morning and go through the daily grind. It is also well balanced for a restful night, so feel free to use it as prescribed by your intuition. This mix along with your morning coffee should work out any issues or kinks that you mind incurred during the night. Support the artists.
            Turn on, tune in, sleep (or awake, softly, of course)...
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            TRACK LISTING

            • “From A Solid To A Liquid” by Biosphere from Dropsonde (Touch), Released February 21, 2006 (Start Time: 00:00)
            • “After Rainfall” by Ora from After Rainfall (Fungal), Released 2003 (Start Time: 04:58)
            • “Breakwater At Dawn” by Cousin Silas from Geographics (Earth Monkey Productions Netlabel), Released Unknown (Start Time: 09:54)
            • “Geiss” by Igneous Flame from Oxana (Chillfactor10 Records), Released January 1, 2004 (Start Time: 11:21)
            • “Even If You’re Never Awake” by Stars Of The Lid from And Their Refinement Of The Decline (Kranky), Released April 3, 2007 (Start Time: 15:21)
            • “Between The Hours” by Rapoon from Tin Of Drum (Staalplaat), Released November 24, 1998 (Start Time: 24:26)
            • “A Dream Of A Spider” by Andrew Thomas from Pop Ambient (Kompakt Germany), Released February 17, 2009 (Start Time: 32:06)
            • “Flashing Emergency Lights” by Dave Preston from Soundtrack For Motion (CDBY), Released July 20, 2010 (Start Time: 36:12)
            • “Meditation 2” by Ishwish from Meditations (Magnatune), Released July 3, 2010 (Start Time: 40:17)
            • “The Clear Light” by Paul Avgerinos from Bliss (Round Sky Music), Released September 20, 2011 (Start Time: 45:04)
            • “Midnight Submersion” by Cluster Balm from 1.0 (Blue Water Records), Released August, 2004 (Start Time: 51:42)
            • “Ascent” by Arcticology from Haven (Earth Mantra Netlabel), Released 2009 (Start Time: 55:29)
            • 1 hr 2 min
            • music for the mind

              The selections in this mix are for the thinkers. There are pulses within to keep you mind sustaining powerful thoughts, and to fuel creative juices. I've picked from some of my favorite 'electronica' based musicians, and still kept it extremely chill. Don't be startled at the new harmonic progressions that are presented, but rather enjoy them as a sweet aural embrace. In this mix you will find new understanding, melodic convergence, awareness of self, and an overall stimulating of the other senses. Use wisely, and as always, support the artists. 

              Turn on, tune in, become enlightened, then sleep...
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              TRACK LISTING
              • “Sherbet Head” by Boards Of Canada from Campfire Headphase (Warp Records), Released October 18, 2005 (Start Time: 00:00)
              • “Remembrance (Fires Remix)” by Bombay Dub Orchestra from Bombay Dub Orchestra (Six Degrees), Released February 28, 2006 (Start Time: 02:25)
              • “Dawn” by The Cinematic Orchestra from Man With A Movie Camera (Ninetune Records / Redeye), Released June 30, 2009 (Start Time: 07:44)
              • “Transmission/Intermission” by Carbon Based Lifeforms from World Of Sleepers (Ultimae Records), Released November 27, 2006 (Start Time: 11:30)
              • “Prelude” by Soel from Memento (Warner Brothers), Released March 1, 2006 (Start Time: 16:16)
              • “Horizon (Excerpt)” by Tangerine Dream from Extracts From Poland (Jive Electro), Released 1984 (Start Time: 18:03)
              • “Takk” by Sigur Ros from Takk (Dig) (Geffen Records), Released September 13, 2005 (Start Time: 21:29)
              • “Open The Light” by Boards Of Canada from Music Has The Right To Children (Warp Records), Released April 20, 1998 (Start Time: 23:14)
              • “Instant Space Orchestra” by Braindouche from Hyphen (Magnatune), Released July 17, 2010 (Start Time: 27:28)
              • “Farscape” by Ion from Future Forever (Magnatune), Released March 31, 2008 (Start Time: 34:40)
              • “EeR NR1” by Peter Alargic from Ambitronika (Magnatune), Released November 20, 2010 (Start Time: 37:38)
              • “Pulse Section I” by Steve Reich from Music For 18 Musicians (Ecm Records), Released April 18, 2000 (Start Time: 40:07)
              • “#12” by Aphex Twin from Selected Ambient Works, Volume II (Sire Records Company), Released March 8, 1994 (Start Time: 45:28)
              • “American Beauty” by Thomas Newman from American Beauty (Score) (Dreamworks), Released January 11, 2000 (Start Time: 52:22)
              • “What Have You Done” by Adam Fielding from Lightfields (Distinctive Records), Released December 12, 2010 (Start Time: 55:22)
              • 1 hr
              • navigating the hours of darkness

                I have created a special mix for the night travelers, whether it be among the stars, during a journey, or within your four walls. If you are traveling by plane, the hum of the engines should be calibrated for the music already. The audio has been carefully mixed with the freshest sonic ingredients. Please use responsibly, and support the artists. Thanks for listening/downloading. 

                turn on, tune in, sleep...
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                TRACK LISTING

                • “In The Beginning” by Michael Stearns from Planetary Unfolding, (Sonic Atmosphere), Released July 1, 1991 (Start Time: 00:00)
                • “The Atomium Part 1” by Stars Of The Lid from Avec Laudenum (Kranky), Released October 29, 2009 (Start Time: 07:45)
                • “Mt. Fuji” by Stargarden from Ambient Excursions (Magnatune), May 20, 2004 (Start Time: 12:54)
                • “Stillness” by Paul Avgerinos from Bliss (Round Sky Music), Released Sepetember 20, 2011 (Start Time: 24:22)
                • “Hovr” by Anomalous Disturbances from Hovr (Disappearing Music), Released September 30, 2003 (Start Time: 34:06)
                • “Prismatic” by Igneous Flame from Oxana (Chillfactor10 Records), Released January 1, 2004 (Start Time: 40:54)
                • “Laika’s Last Orbit” by Dreamstate from A Decade Of Dreaming (e-SPACE Editions), Released August 7, 2009 (Start Time: 44:10)
                • “Orion Transfer 5” by Peter Namlook and Tetsu Inoue from Shades Of Orion (Ambient World), Released August  5, 2003 (Start Time: 48:59)
                • “Journey Of A Thousand Days” by Nunc Stans from Land (pingthings Netlabel), Released 2008 (Start Time: 53:52)
                • ““Hiberner Toujours” by Stars Of The Lid from And Their Refinement Of The Decline (Kranky), Released April 3, 2007 (Start Time: 59:40)
                • 1 hr 2 min
                • mental stargazing (for the sleepers)

                  I see quite a few people that add some mixes of mine to sleeping playlists (on Mixcloud). I'm very honored to present a mix just for them. I made this mix about a month ago (I'm on the road at the moment, for an entire month), and just wanted to wait a bit to post this. Its main purpose is to effectively guide you through the transition of letting go. 

                  I hope that this mix brings you peace, and a deep meditative state of relaxation. Use wisely, and don't operate heavy machinery under the influence of the music. Support the artists! 

                  Turn on, tune in, sleep...
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                  TRACK LISTING
                  • “Noise, Heartbeat, and Ambience” by Canton from Unknown, (N/A), Released Unknown (Start Time: 00:00)
                  • “Mullholland” by Stars Of The Lid from The Tired Sounds Of, (Kranky), Released October 30, 2001, (Start Time: 01:21
                  • “All, Nothing” by The Inventors Of Aircraft from Unknown Language, (Serein Netlabel), Released September 1, 2008 (Start Time: 08:10)
                  • “La Gouache des Temps” by Muhr from Poussière, (Serein Netlabel), Released September 24, 2007 (Start Time: 14:40)
                  • “Drift” by Brian Eno from Apollo, (Caroline Astralwerks), Released March 21, 2005 (Start Time: 18:13)
                  • “Expanding Area” by Between Interval from Autumn Continent, (Spotted Peccary), Released August 8, 2006 (Start Time: 21:07)
                  • “Poa Alpina” by Biosphere from Substrata, (Touch), Released June 25, 2006 (Start Time: 31:47)
                  • “Chapter 3” by Ex-Confusion from Small Reality, (Netlabel), Released June 15, 2011 (Start Time: 35:51)
                  • “The Last Leaf (Excerpt)” by Aloof Proof from Piano Text, (Infraction), Released November 12, 2007 (Start Time: 39:02)
                  • “A Word With The Vine” by Jon Jenkins from Flow, (Spotted Pecarry), Released October 6, 1998 (Start Time: 49:54)
                  • “The Clearing Fog” by Jeff Pearce from Soundscape Gallery Series Vol. 2, (Lektronic Soundscapes), Released May 5, 1998 (Start Time: 52:22)
                  • “The Other Room” by John Foxx and Harold Budd from Drift Music, (Edsel Records UK), Released September 1, 2003 (Start Time: 58:02)
                  • 1 hr 1 min
                  • ascending the cosmic horizon

                    Set your compass for due upward and buckle up for the celestial voyage to the stars. I present you with a whole lot of really good, diverse ambient music for your travels, studies, or zone-out time to accompany stargazing sessions. I've been listening to a lot of new stuff, and most of this is from my daily queue of tranquil soundscapes. Please use carefully, and don't operate heavy machinery while enjoying. 

                    Fall is coming here in Baltimore, and I'm going to miss the summer, it's been a good one. I've had an amazing summer with the kids playing baseball, riding bikes, swimming, throwing frisbees, flying kites, watching the stars at night, and most of all looming by the wooded area next to my house with my son to witness the fireflies perform a symphony of flickering light come nightfall. Pure bliss....... 
                    As always, support and appreciate the artists. 
                    Turn on, tune in, sleep...

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                    TRACK LISTING

                    • “Transmission 1” by Arc from Radio Sputnik (DiN), Released June 1, 2000 (Start Time: 00:00)
                    • “Three Circles” by Max Corbacho from The Talisman (ad21music), Released April 1, 2006 (Start Time: 02:26)
                    • “Cosmo Mind Lonesome Ride (Excerpt)” by Wo0 from With The Flowered Mind (Netlabel), Released Unknown (Start Time: 07:09)
                    • “Calling Out My Goodnights” by The Inventors Of Aircraft from The West Country (Netlabel), Released October 28, 2001 (Start Time: 11:31)
                    • “Collapsed” by Antonymes from V/A Five Pieces (Netlabel), Released March 4, 2012 (Start Time: 15:42)
                    • “Spirit’s Breath” by Paul Avgerinos from Bliss (Round Sky Music), Released September 20, 2011 (Start Time: 21:40)
                    • “Aftermath #04” by Aes Dana from Aftermath (Archives Of Peace) (Ultimae Records), Released November 11, 2003 (Start Time: 29:11)
                    • “Mapping The Heavens” by Alpha Wave Movement from A Distant Signal (Harmonic Resonance Recordings), Released January 1, 2001 (Start Time: 35:18)
                    • “Bright” by D.R. from Unknown (Unknown), Released Unknown (Start Time: 41:05)
                    • “Passing Away” by Hammock from Raising Your Voice…Trying To Stop An Echo, (Darla), Released July 16, 2007 (Start Time: 49:30)
                    • “So Long” by Stellardrone from Seagull Overseas And Stellardrone, (Netlabel), Released February 14, 2011 (Start Time: 54:28)
                    • 58 min

                    About Spaceman’s Transmissions

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