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Dzyan Mandala SWF Session 1972 NEW LINK Atendendo ao pedido feito no coment�rio do Contram�o, aqui esta o Dzyan - Mandala. Enjoy! -Bock-Ehrmann, Gerd (tenor sax)         -Braum, Ludwig (drums, percussion)         -Karwatky, Reinhard (electric and contrabass)         -Kr�mer, Harry (electric and acoustic guitar)         -Leuschner, Jochen (vocals, congas, percussion) Hardcake Special -Marron, Eddy (Guitar) - Giger Lenz Marron; Missus Beastly; Vita Nova 01. RESURRECTION * (Karwatky) 9:49 02. DRAGONSONG (Leuschner, Karwatky) 11:33 03. MANDALA � TRANSMIGRATION (Karwatky) 2:08 04. STEEL�S ELECTRIC (Marron) 6:30 05. DADDY GROOVE (Karwatky, Leuschner) 8:43 06. SAZ (Marron, Karwatky, Leuschner) 8:08 Mega download file now

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