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Helium
00:03
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The Curved Horizon
03:59
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A Song Called Legend
00:26
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Coexist (Mix #3)
15:05
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Drone Away
03:31
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Gulls
04:03
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Excommunications
02:59
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Hammerhead Minneapolis, Minnesota
1990 - 1996, rest in peace.
Reanimated, 2010 - present.
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