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Thrill Killer
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Prince Charming
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Smoke
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Crazymaker
02:24
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Us & Them (My Bass)
04:14
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Fixated
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I'm Free
04:18
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The Lonely Bassplayer
I am a solo bassist and sometimes a guitarist who lives in a new city too often to list one. I don't care much about the "music business," but I love to play and, luckily, love to travel, so I frequently tour. I write what I like, listen to what I like. My stuff is always simple, but sometimes strange. A good song is a friend in the dark and let's you feel. That's what I aim for. ... more
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