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TIME AND EMOTION STUDY is the thoughtful and innovative release from the jazz-rock band, which features 10 expressive songs.
2003 album featuring Porcupine Tree's bassist Colin Edwin. Ex-henry Cow man Geoff Leigh lays down some fine flute and sax. 10 tracks. Delerium Records. Time And Emotion Study Music Ex Wiseheads Time And Emotion Study Songs | 1. | Scotched Up |
| 2. | Knight to Castle in the Air |
| 3. | Hydrahead |
| 4. | Bubbles and Baubles |
| 5. | Dont Walk in My Baboushes |
| 6. | Slender Threads |
| 7. | Billy Wood Blues |
| 8. | Diminishing Returns |
| 9. | Broken at Work |
| 10. | Mended at Play |
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