A Sorrow In Our Hearts

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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) The Netherlands are a place, where prog excellence has bloomed for decades now, and this album is another great proof. This band is on the scene already for half an eternity - unfortunately, I've disvovered it only recently. On the bright side, this means that there are still many albums for me to be purchased. Favorite track: dog.

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1.	Rollercoaster 09:07
2.	the acid dream 11:58	buy track
3.	dog 10:25	buy track
4.	forever yours 05:58	buy track
5.	a sorrow in our hearts 09:44	buy track
6.	passport to magonia 12:41	buy track

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released January 8, 2002

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Us Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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