Eclipses (Deluxe Version)

by Lissom

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jammingdevice The differences in the Alternative versions seem to be pretty subtle; small mixing differences, mostly to Tullett's voice. They're interesting, but so slight it can be really hard to pick them out. In at least one case, the instrumental backing is different; made subtler with an element removed (Mauling).

Still, it's a pleasure to have more Lissom, and the instrumental mixes basically constitute INSIGHT 4.5. I'm so grateful for them! Favorite track: Mauling - Instrumental.

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1.	Big Sleep - Alternative 03:41	buy track
2.	Tides - Alternative 03:00	buy track
3.	Provinces - Alternative 03:36	buy track
4.	Repertoire - Alternative 03:19	buy track
5.	One and the Same - Alternative 02:56	buy track
6.	Lowry - Alternative 03:44	buy track
7.	Trouble - Alternative 02:56	buy track
8.	Your Name - Alternative 02:43	buy track
9.	Shade - Alternative 03:23	buy track
10.	Daylight - Alternative 03:16	buy track
11.	Mauling - Alternative 02:59	buy track
12.	Suns - Alternative 03:18	buy track
13.	Big Sleep - Instrumental 03:41	buy track
14.	Tides - Instrumental 03:00	buy track
15.	Provinces - Instrumental 03:36	buy track
16.	Repertoire - Instrumental 03:19	buy track
17.	One and the Same - Instrumental 02:57	buy track
18.	Trouble - Instrumental 02:56	buy track
19.	Lowry - Instrumental 03:48	buy track
20.	Your Name - Instrumental 02:43	buy track
21.	Shade - Instrumental 03:23	buy track
22.	Daylight - Instrumental 03:16	buy track
23.	Mauling - Instrumental 02:59	buy track
24.	Suns - Instrumental 03:18	buy track

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We would like to thank you for all the shares, messages, plays etc...
We (Julien & Ed) decided to give you two other versions (Alternative and Instrumental) for free to download or pay what you want.
We hope you will like it.

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released March 17, 2023

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Julien Marchal & Ed Tullett

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