Marc Taksi
I am addicted to this album.
+1 year later: still addicted to this album.
Favorite track: Dust Upon Dust.
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Cyclic
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Implicit
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Cyclic 2
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Dust Upon Dust
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Traces
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Maralinga
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Final
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Colin Edwin London
Best known as bass player for Porcupine Tree, other collaborations include O.R.k. Metallic Taste of Blood, Burnt Belief (with Jon Durant) Ex-Wise Heads (with Geoff Leigh) Endless Tapes (with Alessandro Pedretti) Twinscapes (with Lorenzo Feliciati), Obake and Astarta/Edwin: Click Here for Live shows: bnds.us/o5kquc ... more
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