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The Dark Young

by The Dark Young

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    CD layout by Geoff Chase
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Fanfare 01:19
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2.
Song #125 05:10
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3.
Tetragramophone 03:12
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4.
In the Arms of Morpheus 05:31
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5.
My Friend Boris 03:24
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6.
Will 05:25
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7.
My Love and I 05:19
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Conclusion 06:23
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Gargoyle 04:24
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10.
What We Think Is Beautiful 05:37
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11.
Tasty Little Muffins 02:20
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credits

released June 12, 2012

Manuel Arenas: vocalissimo, dry wit
Mac Randall: electric and acoustic guitars, vocals, percussion, keyboards
Jeremy Woodruff: flute, alto sax
Mark White: bass
Jonathan Deily: drums, percussion, keyboards

Produced by Mac Randall
Engineer: Craig Hlady
Digitally remastered by Geoff Chase

Sound recording copyright ©1993, 1994 Mac Randall

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