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Pax Romana
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Porta Libitina
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Scène de Palestre
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The Day Before
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AD79 Eruption
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Pyroclastic Flow
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Outside the Gate
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Arrogance et Décadence
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Hidden for Centuries
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Julia Felix
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Marcus Nonius Balbus
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Ring Lady
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Arria Marcella
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Villa des Mystères
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Wild Dogs of Pompeii
02:31
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Bodies from the Ash
03:32
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Antiklimax Antibes, France
French artist (real name: Vincent Bénésy), strongly influenced by the Berlin School of Electronic Music
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Featuring twittering synths, psychedelic guitars and celestial vocals Cary Grace appears in areliable manner again with her unique cosmic singer-songwriter approach. Source : Progarchives.com
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Whispers from Ancient Vessels
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