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Lieschens Garden

This is really a nice article, and I would really appreciate the idea it helps children to get into such productive activities.

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Lieschens Garden

I really found your article nice and easily understandable. It was really a nice thing to learn about. Hope this work would carry on . It can prove to be really helpful for young kids.

Mindwrecker

MINDWRECKER's REVISIONS TO THIS POST: the personnel featured:
This record was constructed by me with Rob Wortman and das.
Also, "Annie X" should be credited: Annie Vickart.

michael hansen

THIS IS VERY INTERESTING. I have other big city orchestra, which is very experimenta, ambient and interesting. What is funny about this recording, i can tell you exactly where one of the samples came from: "TOO MUCH NOISE" by ANN McGOVERN from the record set of SCHOLASTIC BOOKS. i can find a used record store which has it.

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