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Do You Believe Me Now?
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Landscape A
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Perpetua
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End It Hear
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"End it Here" cried the Heathen
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Brian J Boudler Eugene, Oregon
The Rock Forming Minerals offer something a little different. Our main instrument is Turkish Saz, with Effects and Loopers. Dancing our way through Rich Textured Layers of Melody and Harmony, Tectonic Rhythms, and Cataclysmic Horizons, we blend in (and put our own stamp on) a few choice covers drawn from a wide spectrum of influences. ... more
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