1. |
The Landing, prequel
06:07
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2. |
Leaving
02:08
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3. |
Orbit
03:20
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4. |
Capsule with a view
04:12
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5. |
The Landing part one
00:59
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6. |
First waltz on the moon
04:53
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7. |
No contact
04:09
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8. |
The landing part six
04:21
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9. |
Return
00:30
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10. |
Going home
03:57
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11. |
Epilogue
02:01
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Sebastopol music Leuven, Belgium
Sebastopol, a one man vessel, a trip into space.
Electronic maverick, enhancing ambience, soundtracking the
imaginary story.
Music for daydreaming.....
There is a sound of innocence, a sound of dreams and memories, both nostalgic and forward looking.
Both in deepspace as in headspace.
A quest towards what lies behind the borderline ....
Sebastopol is project driven by Marc Debroey
... more
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