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EPISODE · Jul 12, 2024 · 53 MIN

Arthur Project- Live at Gramatika [Germany]

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Apparently i needed to go to Germany to play & record whatever i want to play. The result is one of my best set in years. For me at least. See how you feel about it..

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Apparently i needed to go to Germany to play & record whatever i want to play. The result is one of my best set in years. For me at least. See how you feel about it..

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Apparently i needed to go to Germany to play & record whatever i want to play. The result is one of my best set in years. For me at least. See how you feel about it..

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