I Don't Remember to Breathe. (I do remember.): Audio

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Seeds remembering to grow. (I am expanding.) Introspection, mood, and a phone call. Show #444, performed live 11/8/12 at WTJU Charlottesville and online. Samples include Ogurusu Norihide, Jonny Greenwood, Holcombe Waller, Kathleen Turner, Roger Dawson, Tony Robbins, Magnetic Fields, River Phoenix, Monty Python, Wayne Dyer, Ida, live phone call, breathe, and many others. MP3's and playlist: https://lastever.org/show/121108

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