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Generosity
07:09
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Floating bodies
07:18
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The well of human wisdom
07:06
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Kampos
03:35
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The gift of existence
06:23
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What was before and what is beyond
Does anybody know how long his life will last
What are the elements that compose
the boundless universe that we all breathe in it
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Nanot
07:15
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Walking in the sky
07:40
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The talking river
10:22
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NANOT Athens, Greece
NANOT is a progressive jazz-rock trio formed in 2019 by drummer-composer Thanos Hatzianagnostou, along with Thodoris Kotsifas on guitars and Yiannis Papadopoulos on keys. Their common influences from their first musical steps, but also in their subsequent course, shaped the group’s sound which is a mix of the progressive rock scene of the 70’s together with modern jazz. ... more
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A neat conceptual album; as a hardcore roleplayer, I appreciate the module and can't really separate module from album; definitely one of the albums that you want to listen to in its entirety, not just dip into.
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