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Audio Relaxation Therapy: Where is home?
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December 9, 2009 | Written by: jconda | Category: Music | Tags: audio relaxation therapy, The Cinematic Orchestra |
photo courtesy of BostonBill via Flickr
Download – Audio Relaxation Therapy, December 09th, 2009
Today we announce a new download-able zip format for today’s A.R.T. session.
We’ll fall into the sounds of The Cinematic Orchestra as we take a minute to think about that place we call “home”….
More About jconda
Website: http://www.picturesonsilence.com
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Profile: Part-time freelance musician and journalist with an addiction to Vangelis soundtracks and J-Dilla beat tapes. Full time husband, friend and dreamer. Occasionally makes music as The Bobby Quine Experiment.
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DDunbar
YO just checking in
Comment by DDunbar on December 11, 2009 at 11:55 am
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