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Beggars
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Hand to Mouth
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The Spaces
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Come Come
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Warrior of the Universe
04:23
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Paul Masvidal <‡> Aeon Spoke Los Angeles, California
Superior songwriting, thoroughly classy and immaculate, Unpeeled
Beautiful,
exquisite, destined for greatness - Janice Long, BBC2
Absolutely fantastic, haunting and lovely - Paul Ross, Virgin Radio
Mythical Human Vessel, finds Masvidal at his most vulnerable, often with just a guitar and vocals, while experimenting with brain entrainment, Bram Teitelman, Billboard
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