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South Seas
08:15
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Voodoo Doll
03:20
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The Rope
01:31
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The Sorcerer (theme)
01:14
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La Nuit
02:38
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Palm Trees
02:51
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Tropical Waves
01:56
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The Pearl
03:09
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Romanticism
03:53
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Money
01:21
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The Sorcerer (Part 2)
06:52
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Shaman's Malediction
01:50
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Tabù
08:37
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ULAN BATOR France
ULAN BATOR started their long carrier in 1993 in Paris as a duet composed of Amaury Cambuzat (Vox, Guitar and keyboards) and
Olivier Manchion (Bass).
Their first rehearsals sessions happened in a deep, unused chalk-mine in the suburbs of Paris.
This strange location was, step by step, transformed into a "recording studio" where they were to record, compose and produce their first three recordings.
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