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Intro
02:50
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2. |
Things are rising
07:05
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Out from the Earth
05:31
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Sunshine
03:41
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Lost in the space
03:47
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Spacelines
04:52
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Eat me alive
03:54
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8. |
X-planet whore
03:35
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9. |
Let me go
05:37
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10. |
Freedom & Justice
03:44
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11. |
Living without you
04:46
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12. |
Blackhole
05:03
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Walking Hawking Russia
Walking Hawking is unusual, going by its own way Space-rock.
Expressive affecting vocal turning sometimes into hysterical
scream combined with atmospheric music filled with cosmic sound of post-rock and also funky, rock'n'roll, and heavy rock musical sketches. All these things at the one moment send a listener into the open spaces of the universe, and let him dance at the next moment.
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