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Everytime
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Sigrid
06:02
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Enslaved
05:31
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Diary
05:26
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Tell Me
04:10
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Days Run Away
07:50
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At The End Of December
06:17
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The Puzzle
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As One
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Farewell
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Seven Steps To The Green Door Thalheim, Germany
With the moderate use of cross-genre stylistic devices, a unique cast of three vocalists, and the courage to blend melody with rhythmic experiments, Seven Steps To The Green Door have amplified progressiveness in Progressive Rock. The 7 members-band released 5 albums yet - from award winning "the puzzle" till new album "The?Lie", the second part of a concept trilogy starting with The?Book in 2011. ... more
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