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karada no nai kage
04:44
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rainy days
05:57
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yokohama no shadows
06:43
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3000 yens girl's blues
02:31
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onna no iji
05:25
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yume wa yoru hiraku
05:47
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mono no aware
05:25
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kamokawa no namida
03:08
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sakura
04:34
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nagasaki, mon amour
03:48
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hitori song
04:58
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snack blues
04:35
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yokohama no tsuki
04:12
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michel henritzi Metz, France
guitars, lapsteel & amp. from noise to abstract blues. member of noise unit dust breeders, mile of string & o death jug. regular partner to junko (hijokaïdan), rinji fukuoka (majustsu no niwa) & kumiko karino. played with tetuzi akiyama, aqui avec gabriel, shinichi isohata, masayoshi urabe, chie mukai, jojo hiroshige, ito atsuhiro, mattin, nihilist spasm band ... ... more
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