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Atomi Liberi
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King One Day
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Profusion
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And See...
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Lullaby
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J. C. Maxwell
08:47
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Adieu
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Il Signore Delle Mosche
04:44
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Sunsets
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Will To Fly
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Profusion Siena, Italy
The name "Profusion", a combination of "Progressive" and "Fusion", was chosen by the band at the end of 2002 just after nearly a year since its first formation "Mardi Gras Experience" (Vladimer Sichinava - drums, Jonathan Caradonna - keyboards, Marco Pieri - electric bass, a trio heavily influenced by American progressive rock of the '90s). ... more
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