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The Ëmperor of the Möön
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The Röad to Pöynton
05:16
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Jënny **uck Pëars
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Nönesuch II
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Cöllier's Däüghter
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Böbbing Joë/Hörizöntö
08:44
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The Pärsön's Färewell
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progford UK
A great tune can take pretty much anything you throw at it.
I've spent the last fifteen years
playing in a ceilidh band, but my teenage heart really belongs to metal. In this project, I've tried to bring the two together, arranging folk tunes in a prog/rock/metal style. These are largely taken from the Playford collection, but there are also a few modern and collected tunes.
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Space themed analog noodling.
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