Obtuse Mongoose
from Fluxus Quo by Greg Klamt
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumThe CD version of FLUXUS QUO, in a factory sealed jewel case package includes all artwork and liner notes.
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from Fluxus Quo,
released January 1, 1997
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Greg Klamt California
An anchor musician during the early years of the Spotted Peccary label, Greg Klamt has become internationally known for his contemporary, neo-classical compositions of symphonic orchestration backed by driving electronic and percussive rhythms, and expansive atmospheric textures. ... more
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Jan 1997 -
Jan 1993
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