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Round Trip to Mars
08:29
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Nexus
05:52
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Close Range
07:06
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Heat Generator
05:32
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Destruction of Valley 85
12:00
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Canis Majoris
07:09
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Supersky
05:45
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How Much Longer Now?
05:53
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The Light Consumed
05:05
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Your Last Steps
03:31
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Departure
03:09
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Solar Winds
04:18
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Astronaut
13:08
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Transmission Infinitum
10:44
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Conscious
09:27
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Kaibutsu Sound System
Kaibutsu Sound System was a variety of different ideas thrown at the wall by
Ascetimancer.
The project has since been abandoned, however, in the future someday it may return.
Till then, another project is soon to take it's place.
The VENU alias is also me.
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