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Celebrate
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The Green Ray
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Candy My Darling
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False Alarm
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Secret Sadness
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Unicorn
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Break my jaw
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Tele tell us how to feel
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Broken
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Kingdom (Brixton 2005)
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Epic Keyboard Piece
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David Kilgour
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Untitled # 1
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Feyodor London, UK
Feyodor was originally intended to be a side project for songwriter Ben Barrett of Joed Out. His first album of home recordings 'Blind Photos & The Lemon Tuesday' was released in 2002 . Ben moved overseas in 2003 to record the album 'Aggressive Pedestrian' with good friend Mikael H in Helsinki, Finland. The follow up album 'The Tide Will Wear You Down' was recorded between 2006-2007. ... more
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