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Cain and Abel
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Odyssey
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ICE From Hell
02:08
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Piano For Spies
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I Yield
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The Believers
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Moon Calf
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Atari Attack
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A New Man
02:54
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Poster Girl
02:17
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She's Miles Away
02:11
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Stations
01:36
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Salon de la Guerre New York, New York
Salon de la Guerre is the musical project of Eric Randolph Rasmussen, a New York-based writer and musician. Rasmussen is also the writer-director of the online series "The Retributioners" and is a blogger and novelist. All Salon de la Guerre albums were written, performed and produced by Eric R. Rasmussen. ... more
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