Distorted Disco, by Germany Germany

Distorted Disco

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	1.	Intro 02:08
	2.	Voices 03:48
	3.	Dreams That Pass 02:45
	4.	Cycles 03:51
	5.	Interlude 02:16
	6.	1983 03:01
	7.	Symmetry 04:04
	8.	701 04:27

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The first Germany Germany release. All tracks written under the monikers Germany Germany, Friends with Benefits and Seventeen Alive. Debuted on SaG's (now-defunct) Indie Electro Rock Blog.

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released January 1, 2010

Voices, Dreams That Pass, Symmetry - Jessica Morgan: vocals
Written, recorded and produced by Drew Harris

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