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Podcast Patapoe — 20260907-1000. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
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Tashi Doirgy, Ian McComb and Frank Maddo's All of the Hedesana, hear the we are dancing from the album The Power of Water and that version of the label, Travel in Mind. Tashi Doirgy has a dream in his own, something else to bring to the stage. It's about the dream. The 50-hidari album of Dean McVeigh has also Witch's Ladder, and the typical hypnotized guitar. This album is inspired by the song of England, and the song is also inspired by the song, The Power of Water, the Esk Dael, which is a place in the northern west of England. This is the Esk Dael album of Dean McVeigh.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water.
The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. The Power of Water. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick. Peter Broderick.
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Submission of Amitaki Dambi and Matteo liberator, for the album, neutral love. Then I have a John Diel and Otto Lindholm. They have all known on the Giese record label night in our country. John LaKost, on guitar and Otto Lindholm on double bass. Talbum hit, Apophemia. That's more about abstract clank landscapes. This is John Diel and Otto Lindholm with Apophemia 3.
The Apophemia 3 of John Diel and Otto Lindholm. Apophemia, which is a sort of tour, where you can see the patterns in the country, which are not very plastic aesthetic. Bo 들υt,royer. gripping, lyiatch went toime and recognized another Short Luke Action scene. danger back on the road, the life I see, did this leather rats. Love it, Bruce. Boy, I am young. Oh. Oh. Yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right. Oh. Dad. Oh. Yeah. Where exactly did you start? Ready, Jeff?
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I'm just saying, I'm just saying, I'm not in here. I wanna stand and take the train. Yeah, I wanna stay on this train. I just wanna stand and take the train. That's the biggest thing. Woo! Woo!
Woo! Woo! I don't know. Which is the standard ticket zone? Woo! Which is standard ticket zone? A car? Or a car? Woo!
What's your name? Yeah, I wanna stay on this train. I wanna stay on this train! Woo! Putting the danger back on the road from leather rats. It's all about no live to leather 98 and it comes from the Bokey versions. Yeah, so it's an option in Japan.
Bokey is also a Japanese term. It comes from photography. And it means actually the grad of the particular type of the version. It's the 8th version. That's the Bokey effect. It's just like leather rats and now we have a blend of dub and scurrying digital. This is a good Egyptian bandstars project round Yusef Abuseit. For all of them, Gabi Gabi Gabi is the name of this song.
It's a bandstars project round Yusef Abuseit. It's called the bandstars project round Yusef Abuseit. I'm staying in Egypt with the label Ix, which is a great way to produce a song by a bandstars. It's a style song that has a different dance music from the bandstars. It's from the bandstars, the name IRISH. IRISH, the name of the bandstars and the label Ix. It's from the bandstars, the name of the bandstars, the name of the bandstars and the name of the bandstars.
Yusef plays girly. She sings it at the end of the month of March. But it's all tradition and culture. It does not pop in the song. But it is just completely charges.
I'm not. You're mad. I shouldn't know what you're going to do. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. To have 찍ports. Of Nara. Aloud. Aloud. Aloud.
Ah, so now I'm coming back! Ah, so now I'm coming back! Yerman! Yerman! Yerman! Ah, so now I'm coming back!
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