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The Lodgers in the Clock
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Distant Armies
04:25
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Autumn Mist
05:14
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Shirin Dances
05:49
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Camel Ride to the Tomb
06:08
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Apple Blossoms
02:38
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Now Leaving on Track 19
04:09
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Cutter
03:22
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A Very Slow Carousel
05:50
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Square-Dancing Puppies
04:29
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The Teeth of Desire
05:12
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Clarion at Dawn
06:25
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Koi Pond
02:24
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Jim Aikin
Jim Aikin has been writing about synthesizers for more than 30 years, for Keyboard and other magazines. He has also written a couple of books on electronic music technology. (You can find them on Amazon.) When not playing cello in community orchestras, he can often be found hunched over a computer in his home studio, composing and recording purely electronic instrumentals. ... more
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