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Re-Isuse Of 5th Album;1990
Area: Lynn Canfield (vocals); Steve Jones (various instruments).
This is part of Projekt's Projekt: Archive series.
Personnel: Lynn Canfield (vocals); Steve Jones (guitar, keyboards, drums); Mel Eberle, Roger Anderson (guitar); Tracy Bredeson (flute).
Photographer: Eric Fluke.
Fragments Of The Morning Music Area Fragments Of The Morning Songs | 1. | Puzzle Boy |
| 2. | One Year, The |
| 3. | Express |
| 4. | Green Light |
| 5. | All Souls |
| 6. | Larger Than Life |
| 7. | About Time |
| 8. | At Arms Length |
| 9. | Subway |
| 10. | Dead Feather Years |
| 11. | Lifeline |
| 12. | All Soul - (acoustic version) |
| 13. | Express - (extended version) |
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