Get all 35 Think Good Audio releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of DIASPORA, E11VEN, The Hearkening, Circus of Nero, Know The Ledge, Whatever Will Be, Breathe, my bittersweet odyssey., and 27 more.
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Invitation II Quit
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No Where ll Turn
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I Don't Want II Give In
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What We Leave Behind
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II Be Honest
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Tool
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Savage Communication
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Think Good Audio Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Music even in its simplest of forms, must have a place shaped from honesty. It should challenged you as a listener. It shall not have boundaries. The beauty of music is how it heals as well as provokes. It mutates and evolves. No rules. No limits. It is why I do this ! ... more
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This is a great place to start your Eddie Shook music voyage. We spent some time today contemplating what the chili peppers on the cover mean to us in relation to this music. We’ve come to think of the songs that way. Hot and spicy, serious lyrics and contemplation with some glimpses of a life lived and the emotions contained within. Lyric tracks give serious subject matter, and instrumentals give one time to add their own feelings and contemplation in. Natural remedy for anxiety attacks.
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Just finished our first full listen to Far East. That was a trip. I started washing dishes. I ended on the couch suddenly stunned by the silence. I don't remember track changes, or much after track 2. I was just gone. It's that good. Carlos just took over my whole world for a moment in time, and it was wonderful.
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