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Equality and Equitity
02:41
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The Economy
01:57
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"What definite thing can I see that this government is doing for me?"
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The Ultimate
02:13
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I can notice a difference, my skin does look smoother and clearer. And it feels nicer as well... I found that these did what they said they would do, and they were reaonably priced - I mean then I found the ultimate!
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Bounces and Echoes
03:23
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Imagine a rubber ball bouncing...
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Something Odd is happening, I like it!
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Do You Live In a Town?
03:50
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A town is full of buildings. Do you live in a town?
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Lost Conversation
03:38
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The difficulty is, always, to know whereabouts one has left anything
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Sunshine Playroom / Proserpine Leeds, UK
Sunshine Playroom (light and fluffy melodic psychedelia), Proserpine (layered guitar-scapes), and Persephonic Sprawl (ambient, drone and experimental).
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