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The Restless Many
05:04
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Living in the End Times
03:21
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For the Wobblies
02:53
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Consilience
01:44
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The Future of History
04:31
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Strike
02:16
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Meerkat Strut
04:07
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Manufacturing Dissent
04:29
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Pirates and Emperors
02:37
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Desert Solitude
01:48
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International Anthem
04:27
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Scott Pinkmountain California
Scott Pinkmountain (aka Scott Rosenberg) is an American musician and a writer. Over the past 20 years, he has recorded and performed extensively in the U.S. and Europe with many excellent musicians including Anthony Braxton, Jacopo Andreini, Gino Robair, Sam Coomes, Arrington Di Dionyso, Phil Minton, Jaap Blonk, Pauline Oliveros, Tim Daisy, Nate Wooley, and others. ... more
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