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Opening
01:14
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Patric's Apartment
00:54
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Genevieve in Shower
01:09
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Typing Montage
00:48
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Redundant Pt.1
01:56
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Redundant Pt.2
02:41
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Bench Monologue
02:45
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9. |
Destroying Language
01:36
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12. |
Dust to Dust
01:57
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13. |
Death of Genevieve
01:44
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14. |
The Endless Repetition
03:12
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15. |
Rosen on The Mobile
04:04
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16. |
NBD
01:50
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Gene Micofsky Los Angeles, California
Composer, producer, singer-songwriter, tea enthusiast. Vinyl junkie. Often heard reflecting on "the good old days" even though he's not even sure what that means.
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