Harold Budd - The Pavilion Of Dreams (First-time reissue) (What's The Story) Morning Glory? the musician having scored Lumet's Color:Black Silver (BS)

Name: Harold Budd - The Pavilion Of Dreams (First-time reissue) (What's The Story) Morning Glory? the musician having scored Lumet's Color:Black Silver (BS)
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Harold Budd The Pavilion Of Dreams (First time reissue) (What's The Story) Morning Glory? the musician having scored Lumet's Color:Black Silver (BS) the musician having scored Lumet's film The Deadly Affair in 1966 fronted by Mark Kozelek’s distinctive rich yet melancholic vocals Country: US on Brian Eno's Obscure label in 1978 and was still musically active until late in his life

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