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Last Supper

Last Supper by Food buy album

Food

Label: Rune Grammofon
Released: 2005
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Track Listing

Exeter Opening; Christcookies; Quinoa; Temporary; Junkfood; Daddycation; Exeter Ending; First Supper; Last Supper.

Personnel

Food
Food

band/orchestra

Additional Personnel / Information

Thomas Strønen: drums, electronics; Iain Ballamy: saxophones, electronics; Mats Eilertsen: bass, electronics; Arve Henriksen: trumpet, voice, electronics.


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