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Guitar Soli for the Moa and the Frog

Filipe Felizardo

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1
Against the Day
00:06:21

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

2
A Conference of Stones and Things Previous - The Dance of the Moa
00:06:09

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

3
A Conference of Stones and Things Previous - Particulars of a Descent
00:08:06

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

4
A Conference of Stones and Things Previous - Of Obsidian, Doubly Refracting
00:07:32

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

5
A Conference of Stones and Things Previous - De Vi Centrifiga
00:03:10

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

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II
00:06:59

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

7
Of the Excrement and the Frog
00:03:04

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

8
The Dreidl upon the Nose of the Sphynx
00:05:05

Filipe Felizardo, MainArtist

(C) 2012 Shhpuma Records (P) 2012 Shhpuma Records

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