TotT Volume 2. from Dec 19, 2008

An episode of the Tale of the Twelve with Lou | WFMU podcast, hosted by Lou and WFMU, titled "TotT Volume 2. from Dec 19, 2008" was published on December 19, 2008 and runs 39 minutes.

December 19, 2008 ·39m · Tale of the Twelve with Lou | WFMU

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Kirlian - "Groove 2" - Porzellangasse Grooves Pt. 1 [Kirlian = Carlos Abraham Duque Alcivar]
Art Ensemble - "Electronic Counterpoint" - Purple Shades [Art Ensemble = David Ohanessian & Pierre Galli]
James Hardway - "Horns at the End" - Cool Jazz Mother F***er E.P. [James Hardway = David Harrow]
Collapsed Lung - "Ballad Night (Lunatic Calm Remix)" [Collapsed Lung = Jim Burke, Steve Harcourt, Anthony Chapman & Jonny Dawe] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/29595

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