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Clicks'n'Shit II: A Brief Experiment in Trip-Hop

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	1.	Function 02:20		buy track
	2.	Motion 02:12		buy track
	3.	Flow 02:15		buy track
	4.	Pulse 02:00		buy track
	5.	Sequence 02:58		buy track

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released April 16, 2013

Adam Laub - Everything

Mastered by Drew Mercadante

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