Love, What Is, by this is esophagus

Love, What Is

by this is esophagus

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	1.	Sexual Independance 04:03
	2.	Love What Is 04:52
	3.	Perspective 08:28
	4.	Me, For You 03:38
	5.	The Test Of Time 06:28
	6.	You Don't Know 06:43
	7.	Chance Or Choice 05:42
	8.	Unison 05:04
	9.	Emotional Conditioning 05:28
	10.	Pure Intention 06:44

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J.One plays
guitar / bass / synthesizers / samplers / bugle / piano / drums & drum machines

Taylor Verbeek plays
bass

Written & produced by J.One
Mastered digitally at Amok Recordings
Cover painting by Ashley Classen
Art layout & design by J.One

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released January 22, 2010

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