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81st Order
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Transformation
05:35
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M.T.S.O.D.
01:57
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A Flat
03:32
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Toada
04:07
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Red Sequence I
06:45
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Not For Profit
06:33
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Red Sequence II
03:22
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Western Champs
07:09
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Mother's Day Inquisition
05:43
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Horton Records Tulsa, Oklahoma
Horton Records is a non-profit, 501c-3 music organization based in Tulsa, OK that is dedicated to the cultivation and development of Tulsa area artists and building on the great tradition of music from that region, while fostering and strengthening community through musical endeavors. ... more
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