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[Intro] Daisies & Rubies
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Adrift In Hilbert Space
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Owl Stretching Time
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Signals From Bob
06:56
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Squirrel And Biscuits
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The Aubergine Of The Sun
07:22
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Joyful Wonder
06:12
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Splitting An Atom
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Rogue Bagel
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Mouse Eating Cheese
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Dear Simon and Raja! Your music helped me get through my darkest moments while battling crippling depression, and through my radiant moments, of understanding just how complex, fresh, surprising and magical music can be. I wish you good health, wealth, and the best of luck. From Russia with love.
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Refined to the nth degree, very cool and sophisticated. Deep.
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The new style in "Dr Vinklestein" works wonderfully. Is it swing? I also like the jazz/folk influences in "Carnival". "Mycelium" is a bit more classic magical Shpongle, although somewhat subtle. I love it as well. Shpongle can use its style in so many ways. I'd like more of this. Can't pick a favourite track.
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