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Contains 6 tracks.
Personnel: Solrac (trumpet).
Audio Mixer: Pall A. Jenkins.
Recording information: 2415 E St (01/2001-01/2002); 2415 E. St (01/2001-01/2002); Gravity (01/2001-01/2002). Tristeza Review
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