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Blossom salad
03:30
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Anything sexual
02:23
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A brood of snakes
05:08
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Rubber
00:55
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Each evening
03:09
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The great conflagration
01:33
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Three horizontal zones
01:59
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Just before midnight
00:31
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R Moores - Trumpet Wakefield, Massachusetts
R Moores has been playing trumpet for most of his life in a variety of situations and in a variety of genres. These are his explorations and extnesions via improvisation, with and without effects, of the sonic spectrum of the horn.
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