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Little Games
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Picture This
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My Own Mind
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One
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Tree Song
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Two
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Imaginary Friend
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Four
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Crest of Light
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Eleven
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The Scarlet Phonebooth Kendal, UK
The Scarlet Phonebooth is an experimental 'band' formed by Fergus Ellington and Ricky Howrie in the Lake District and Lunesdale some time in the latter part of the last decade. The aim of The Scarlet Phonebooth has been to exemplify intuitive composition, free-time structures and unexpected moments of bliss and horror. Boy Howdy. ... more
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