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Prólogo
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X Art
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Latin Waves
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Nocturnal Notes
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Uncle Allen
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Arena del Sur
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Aggressive Night
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ClonaZePanoTric
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Coffee with Mel
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Tranquility
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Midnight Sun
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Alberto Barrero Badajoz, Spain
Alberto Barrero is a professional guitarist and producer from Spain.
Also is guitarist, singer and composer on Hometown band: hometownofficial.bandcamp.com
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"The echo of the world" is awesome!
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Full Discography Collection Part 1
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Stellar production quality. Pristine Sounds. I need new avenues to explore musically and EJT provides this for me to explore. The tracks are also challenging for me to solo over and provide teaching/learning opportunities. I also support EJT because they give away so much free material on YouTube. They deserve support.
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"Demolition" A Collection of Short Guitar Jams
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The dude has some serious chops and comes up with some great riffs and licks.
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The latest from Psychic Temple features a cameo by British rock legend Terry Reid & woozy, psychedelic songs.
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Throaty vocals and gritty guitars solidify the rawness on Thalia Zedek's latest.
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Titan Agronomist Project Volume 2 - A Juggernaut that Cannot Be Stopped
by Randy M. Salo
Marauding symphonic metal that pairs stampeding riffs with castle-size organ and tremendous blasts of brass.
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Spark and Echo
by Mark Lettieri
supported by 4 fans who also own “Dibujos en el camino”
How can one not be stunned by music like this? It's wonderful, exciting and joyous - even playful. And, of course, executed excellently and with solid production. I couldn't pick a fave - they're all too good! (It was the cover image that got me interested. Bandcamp suggested it, of course...)
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