Lionray

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Listen to How should I can say by Lionray $0.27 The van music by Lionray Rec's: 1 Released: Nov 30, 1999 3 Tracks	Listen to Light in the dark by Lionray FREE To be unemployed by Lionray Rec's: 0 Released: Nov 30, 1999 1 Track
Listen to My traveling road by Lionray FREE Depression Rock by Lionray Rec's: 0 Released: Nov 30, 1999 1 Track

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1.	Listen to The look by Lionray	The look on The van music	66	plays	$0.09	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
2.	Listen to How should I can say by Lionray	How should I can say on The van music	111	plays	$0.09	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
3.	Listen to A Train Of Thought by Lionray	A Train Of Thought on The van music	73	plays	$0.09	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	1
4.	Listen to Light in the dark by Lionray	Light in the dark on To be unemployed	79	plays	FREE	Free MP3	Options Add to cart Add to playlist More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
5.	Listen to My traveling road by Lionray	My traveling road on Depression Rock	88	plays	FREE	Free MP3	Options Add to cart Add to playlist More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations

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brennanmusic Rec'd this on May 1, 2008:

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Listen to A Train Of Thought by Lionray

Track: A Train Of Thought ( $0.09 )

Album: The van music

Artist: Lionray

“First off, this tune is not for everyone, or even probably most people. If you don't have a taste for the odd and eclectic move along. A Train of Thought is an utterly bizarre, oddly entrancing, song. An anxious expectation of disaster pervades the piece. The music is a melee of half diminished chords and clashing symbols. The rhythm is akin to a dryer with an uneven load, gyrating on a teetering tower of shoddy scaffolding. You expect the whole thing to come tumbling down at any second, but it never does. The vocals sound like Gollum. This is what Stravinsky might have sounded like if he had a synthesizer and a mature crack habit.”