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Mountain Charts
03:20
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St. Devil's Dance
03:08
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Winter Is Combing
04:34
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Tea Time
03:56
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Dwarve Invasion
03:16
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Explosion
03:24
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Owl Mirror
03:04
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PO-qua
02:44
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Glad Kick
03:57
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Plastic Thomas Orchestra Germany
We are two German musicians who want to try out something new. So we put together our knowledge of classical and electronical music to create a new form of crossover music. We want to overcome borders between those two music genres.
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