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Lady Of The Forest
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Moonam
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The Exhibit
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Black Hole Sun
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Blue Ray
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Fat Tuesday
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David Scott's Trail
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Lil Czar
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Lama
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Moe
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Bombay Acoustic People Mumbai, India
‘Bombay Acoustic People’(BAP) is the coming together of thoughts and ideas in a language of pure, earthy sonic vibration. It is more a concept than a band. The focus is creation of song, extracted from live acoustic conversations between different minds. That being said, the music is not random or open ended improvisation but is a tune that is accessible conceptually and experientially. ... more
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