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Drifting in Slow Motion
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Floating Forever High
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Walls Closing in
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Black Afterglow
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The Needle Never Lied
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Black Afterglow Netherlands
A connection of absolution with two brothers walking the path of darkness and light. A true awakening of a psychedelic era. Black Afterglow: Shane Beck (The Last American Poet) - Spoken word. Tjeerd de Jong (The Instrumentalist) - Guitars, Bass, Drums, Keys, Vocals. ... more
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