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Aneurythms

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Jeff Berlin

Label: M.A.J. Records
Released: 2007
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Track Listing

Porky & Beans; Copland; Saab Story; Ars Longa Vita Brevis; Miss Management; Justibofidus; A Mark You Remade; Lapp Dance; Don't Be Happy! Worry!; Auntie Social.

Personnel

Jeff Berlin
Jeff Berlin

bass

Additional Personnel / Information

Jeff Berlin: electric bass; Richard Drexler: piano; Otmaro Ruiz: synthesizers, piano solo (1); Gannin Arnold: guitars; Brian Bromberg: acoustic bass; Vinnie Colaiuta: drums.


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