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Light & Dark (Remaster)
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Change (Remaster)
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Falling (Remaster)
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You Will See (Remaster)
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Questions (Remaster)
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Waiting (Remaster)
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Lost Alone (Remaster)
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Walking (Remaster)
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Take My Soul (Remaster)
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Forever Gone (Remaster)
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Lost Alone 2 (Remaster)
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Leave (Remaster)
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Log2 (Remaster)
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mind.in.a.box Austria
in the world of mind.in.a.box, minds are imprisoned and usually unaware of their confinement. it is a metaphor for everything that prevents our minds from truly being free, from the shackles of everyday life to the fundamental feeling of aloneness a world increasingly exhibiting self-centered behavior provokes in many of us. ... more
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