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Stolen Moments

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Released: Jan 1, 2007

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Stolen Moments
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Falling Over Evening
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Afternoon Bed
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From California To Houston
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Genre: Experimental / Indie / Pop
Location Seattle, Washington, US
Profile Views: 284046
Last Login: 1/7/2012
Member Since 12/28/2004
Website www.suicidesqueeze.net
Record Label Suicide Squeeze Records
Type of Label Indie
Bio
You know us, really. .. .... I edited my profile with ..Thomas’ Myspace Editor V3.6..! ....
Members
At any given time: Allen Karpinski, Tim Gerak, Mike Tolan, Jacob Trombetta, Matt Chasney, Steve Clements, Keith Freund, Jennifer Court, Jay Karpinski, Brian Straw, Ben Vaughan, Eric Koltnow.
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The air we breathe, the people we see, hard-beating hearts, the devasting fact of nature, our small place among the stars. . . .
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Listening is a form of creation. This music isn't complete, nor defined, until each individual listener internalizes the sounds and re-imagines them in their own fashion.

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Bio:

You know us, really. ..

I edited my profile with Thomas’ Myspace Editor V3.6!

Member Since:

December 28, 2004

Members:

At any given time: Allen Karpinski, Tim Gerak, Mike Tolan, Jacob Trombetta, Matt Chasney, Steve Clements, Keith Freund, Jennifer Court, Jay Karpinski, Brian Straw, Ben Vaughan, Eric Koltnow.

Influences:

The air we breathe, the people we see, hard-beating hearts, the devasting fact of nature, our small place among the stars. . . .

Sounds Like:

Listening is a form of creation. This music isn't complete, nor defined, until each individual listener internalizes the sounds and re-imagines them in their own fashion.