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Stop, Think and Talk
05:40
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Neverending Circles
04:38
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Presenting the Band
00:49
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The 11th Hour
04:47
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Dissipate
04:21
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A Night at Home
04:16
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When I'm Down
03:58
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Like Canes in the Wind
01:40
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Wide Pitches
05:24
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Black Calls
04:18
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Looking for Specials
04:27
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Black (Pearl Jam cover)
05:19
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Tons
05:38
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The Disappearing One Caserta
The Disappearing One was basically a room project at the very beginning. Our approach to music stays the same, even after recording a few albums and playing several gigs during the last 5 years: Music is our own goal and only interest, ALWAYS
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