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General Information
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Album: Nothing Is Lost
Artist: Giles Reaves
Copyright: 1988
Genre: New Age
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 8
Total Duration: 0:59:21
Ripped By: NMR
Files Created on: 11-Nov-2015 10:04:15
NFO Created: 11-Nov-2015 12:12:34
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Track List
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File Size MB Duration File Name
1 41.30 0:06:11 01 Velvet Shade
2 25.00 0:05:06 02 That's All I Can Remember
3 40.29 0:06:32 03 Nothing Is Lost
4 35.73 0:05:45 04 The Second Circle
5 31.95 0:08:39 05 Weightless Falling
6 47.61 0:07:41 06 Here and Now
7 35.67 0:08:14 07 A Veil of Tears
8 41.04 0:11:13 08 The Widow Sky
Description
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Definately worth a listen, gem here.
Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giles_Reaves:
Reaves got his start in the Nashville country music business in the 1980s, as
an engineer working for producer Marshall Montgomery. MCA producer Tony Brown
overheard
Reaves' space music improvisations in a studio late one night, and signed him for a contract that resulted in two solo albums and a collaboration with Jon Goin on the MCA Master Series.[2] MCA provided little promotion or distribution for these albums, but 1986's
Wunjo received critical acclaim from Electronic Musician magazine, which named
it a top electronic album of all time.[3]
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