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Burry 2 / Tender 2 - 4
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Burry 1 + 3
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Burry 4 / Tender 2 - 6
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Sketch 2 - 1, 2 + 3
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Swim 1 + 4
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Swim (Vocal)
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Tender 2
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Sketch
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Tender 3
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Finale
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Pete Swinton Indonesia
Pete Swinton is a half Hungarian, half Polish man born in London, UK in 1961. Since 2015 he has lived in Jawa, Indonesia. He began playing guitar in the '70s. He started playing keyboards in the 2000s. He makes Ambient and Experimental music. And a cross between the 2 which he calls Insanbient music. He likes cats and motorbikes. ... more
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