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Intro - Jabberwocky
02:39
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Prophet Punk
03:20
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Type Your Text
03:19
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Firestorm
03:56
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I Wanna Be
03:03
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Robot Science
02:52
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The Land Of The Ghosts
04:34
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Oi! The Posers (Remix)
05:48
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Rocket Base
02:54
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Syntax Error
02:25
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Space Invaders
03:45
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Monster Planet
04:02
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Pit Stop
03:37
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Computer Toy
03:33
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Da ! Heard It Records Paris, France
Da ! Heard it Records is a netlabel since 2006. The aim of this eclectic record company is to promote new artists and new
types if music. D!HR is an outward-looking label, accessible to professional and amateur musicians alike, and to all types of listener, thanks to its policy of open and free culture and to the types of music it publishes.
bit.ly/daheardit-documentary
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