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Timely Comfort
02:59
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Home (on my way)
03:26
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Obvious
03:52
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It's Okay
03:20
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Mirror
04:59
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A Bunstin Philharmonic New York, New York
A Bunstin Philharmonic regrouped to record “Music in the Afterlife”; an exploration of the relentless duality inherent in man. With lyrics and songs dreamt up by Broitman and music written by Fodera, Diamond and Broitman, this raw, “back to basics” rock voyage takes the listener on a path of flowing vocal harmonies, screaming guitar chaos and subtly complex rhythmic brilliance. ... more
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