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Talisman is an album by New Zealand musician Alastair Galbraith released in 1995.[1]
Track listing [link]
- Talisman - 01:15
- Yuhahi - 01:46
- Carlos - 01:22
- Xtra I - 00:45
- Black Flame - 03:47
- Waits - 00:36
- Water In My Ears - 00:57
- Anais - 03:18
- Cemetery Ragga - 02:07
- Welfare Child - 01:35
- Mrs. Meggary - 03:37
- I'm Rich - 01:10
- P.D. Lyte - 02:22
- Policemen On Ether - 01:50
- Coast Road - 01:11
- Allone - 01:45
- Lucid Branches - 02:05
- Strong Enough - 01:54
- Coded - 02:00
- Seamed - 03:07
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