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The Lizard
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The Pool Scene
02:43
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Snakecharmer
03:04
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C For Cobra
02:42
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Vampire Walk
02:19
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Harlem Nightdrive
02:31
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Kowalski
02:51
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Emerald Coast
03:21
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The Drunken Camel
02:56
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36° In The Shade
02:29
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Nightclub '67
02:35
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Nassau Shake Down
03:07
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The Birdman
03:08
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Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited
Stereophonic Space Sound Unlimited create cinematic instrumental tracks that draw from a variety of genres, including spy movie theme music, surf, lounge, and exotica. Formed in 1996 by Ernst Maeschi and Karin Simpson-Diblitz, their material includes guitars, organs, vibraphones, bongos, outer space sounds, drum loops, samples and effects. ... more
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