The rise and fall of Trinity Loren

by GLUBAX

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1.	Le pendu 06:01	info
2.	Face aux ténèbres 09:29	info
3.	Le secret du sac poubelle 13:49	info
4.	Dr Justesse and Trinity Loren 07:00	info
5.	Leave the station 05:12	info
6.	Can you feel my finger ? 02:49	info

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Le 13 août 2003, par 40° à l'ombre, après 11 ans d'éloignement, les Glubax of Origins sont à luna rossa, paris XIIIe pour une réunion bruitiste.
Ce soir là précisément, de leur musique mystérieuse et rare vint la fin de la canicule meurtrière, ils sauvèrent le monde. La magie des Glubax of Origins a de nouveau rendu le monde plus meilleur.

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released August 13, 2003

Dr sature/Manu/Brunower

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GLUBAX Paris, France

GLUBAX is the most important band of the universe because his music give you happyness and a really big zob. Glubax knows the truth about the real music. In atomic or unplugged line up, GLUBAX is the begining and the end. Smarts peoples love GLUBAX. Then, stop boring and just listen the sound of the absolute. ... more

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