Moon Day Visibility, by Tar Pooling

Moon Day Visibility

by Tar Pooling

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	1.	Smoking 04:47
	2.	Retention Song 04:11
	3.	--==-- 01:14
	4.	Old Song 02:01
	5.	Work Narration Technique 05:01
	6.	---===--- 01:57
	7.	Mystery/Industry 03:41
	8.	----====---- 01:07

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This has several songs.

Sometimes the moon is visible in the day. Don't believe me? - wait until it's day then look in the sky - really look. Then apologise to me.

Recorded in my flat in late Dec 2016, mostly.

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released December 31, 2016

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Tar Pool London, UK

Hi there. Tar Pool is a band, with one person in it (me), in Peckham

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