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Noisy Coins
02:46
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Mirror or Mirage
03:30
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Gomo
03:30
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Julie's Yard
03:12
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Glory
02:12
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Sacrificial Stone
01:56
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Terpsichore's Recipe
03:44
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Querencia
03:16
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Mercy
02:59
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Back to the Soil
03:08
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2nd House Slowdown
03:46
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No Hard Feelings
03:34
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Glass Castle
02:36
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Firmament
02:30
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Michael Anticoli Los Angeles, California
"Self-taught pianist Michael Anticoli brings his unique brand of storytelling to the instrument with his percussive playing and inventive, energetic songs."
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