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THE BERLIN EP

Grey Lotus

Crossover Prog


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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 2010

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Short Song For You (1:40)
2. Song For Syd Barret (2:36)
3. Cosmic Waves (3:42)
4. Disconnection (4:56)
5. Spiral Down (4:20)
6. I Lost Six Decades In Seven Seconds (3:24)
7. His Master's Voice (4:29)
8. Not If (5:03)

Total time 30:10

Line-up / Musicians

- Joost Verhagen / vocals
- Daan Arisz / guitars, bass
- Martijn Scholte / guitars, vocals
With:
- Charlotte Vreeburg / violin

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