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Coffee & Cigarettes
04:18
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One Of These Days
03:06
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How Do You Know
04:16
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Take It All
03:21
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Goldman & It Sucks
03:33
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Protest Song
03:28
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Time To Mind
04:01
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Feel The Flow
04:25
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Special Place
04:40
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Fallin' To The Sky
04:26
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11. |
Sail Into The Sun
04:27
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Easy Sun
02:40
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Tom Strasser Austria
Tom's style is best described as rather unique acoustic guitar playing to support his songwriting. He swiftly combines fingerstyle with tapping and percussion on the instrument to create a dense sound-scape, trying to make a single guitar resonate like an entire band. His influences are ranging from funk, blues and rock to streaks of jazz while he tries to keep an open mind and ear to all styles. ... more
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