Adam Boxshall
I can't believe how much I love this album. This band is immense and totally deserve the love they get from their fans.
Favorite track: Ween.
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Transmitter
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Ween
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Electric Moon Germany
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18.10. GER-Bochum, Zeiss Planetarium
19.10. GER-
Bochum, Zeiss Planetarium
08.11. PL-Poznan, Pod Minoga
09.11. PL-Krakow, Soulstone Gathering
10.11. PL-Warsaw, Hydrozagadka
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