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Trajectory 1
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Trajectory 2
04:14
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Trajectory 3
03:36
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My Heart Was Crushed
03:35
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Splinters
01:44
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Birds
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The Two
02:46
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Yesterday Night
03:28
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Sirius
05:03
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Hills Are Breaking
02:42
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Trajectory Z
05:56
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The Day Has Come
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The Curtain
03:27
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Lost World Band New York, New York
Conceived by three friends, students of Moscow music college in 1991. Inspired by classical, pop, prog and modern music. Unusual lineup with the electric violin and flute sharing the lead.
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