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AQUATIC
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GROUND TEST EXPLOSIVES-1
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GROUND TEST EXPLOSIVES-2
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FIVE
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elijah kamminga
THIS MUSIC IS MADE WITH HEADPHONES, AND SOUNDS BEST WITH HEADPHONE LISTENING, ALTHOUGH A HIGH QUALITY STEREO SYSTEM WILL ALSO SOUND GOOD, COMPUTER SPEAKERS AND I PAD ECT, ALL SOUND VERY THIN, CRAPPY SOUND.. I WORK WITH VERY LIMITED RESOURCES AS FAR AS RECORDING AND MIXING, EACH SONG IS COMPLETELY IMPROVISED, THERE IS NO WRITING INVOLVED IN MY MUSIC, ITS ALL USUALLY THE FIRST TAKE RECORDING, HOPE ... more
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