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Sulla Strada
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Città di Bla
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William Fix
09:17
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Verso Terra
04:21
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La Gente Sola
05:27
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Vicino in un Momento
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Nove.1
03:52
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Nove.2
02:46
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Nove.3
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Il Vento Cambia Strada
04:19
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AMS Records Milan, Italy
Founded in 2005, AMS Records is currently the label which is most careful to the past, the present and the future of Italian
prog tout court.
The activity of AMS Records ranges from reprints of historical records or unpublished ones from the seventies through the scenes of new Italian prog of these years.
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