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Become a Language
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Hitherto
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Occupy Gently
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Anything is One
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Macro Micro
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Deliver Multitudes
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Photons
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Tryptych (for Arp)
04:29
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The Alternate View
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The Alternate View Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mike and Matt have been a rhythm section for a long time, accompanying many. I once asked Mike if he ever wrote any poetry. He told me he had in fact put some words down and sent me some of his writings. While listening to some electronic pieces I had recorded one day I had a suspicion that if Mike were to read his poems along with some sounds I had recorded that we might be onto something. ... more
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