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defeating political bias to redefine societal structures

2013/03/212013/07/29 / Practice • Songs • Theory / by pb / Comments Off on defeating political bias to redefine societal structures

i’ve been working on my recording gear, i think slowly the quality is getting better. well, minus the talent, but i can’t buy gear to make that any better. part of my recent reassessment of priorities was to redefine my Read More

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