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Mercy 18
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Father Time and Mother Earth have
joined in lust, have given birth to
oceans of fear that are a life
what to call it but mercy?
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Teacher
03:44
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New March
04:30
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A Little Piece
05:56
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The Yearning
04:27
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Blockhead Learns To Fly
10:10
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Building Blocks
05:29
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Call An Ambience
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Eddie Rifkind
Eddie Rifkind is a guitar pedal builder, artist and musician in San Francisco. His music varies widely in style, and has been compared to everyone from Machines of Loving Grace to David Bowie to KMFDM to Led Zeppelin to Dead Can Dance to Killing Joke, drawing from those and other influences from eclectic and inspired rock, post-rock, post-punk, industrial, metal, blues and classical sources. ... more
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