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	1.	The Black Stone, Live at Reggie's 10:03
	2.	Vision Adjustment to Another Wavelength, Live at Reggie's 04:43
	3.	And He Built Him a Boat, Live at Reggie's 09:21
	4.	Zlida Caosgi, Live at Reggie's 05:45
	5.	The First Matter, Live at Reggie's 11:55
	6.	Rite of Goetic Evocation, Live at Reggie's 07:04
	7.	Passing the River, Live at Reggie's 10:56
	8.	Floodgate, Live at Reggie's 10:18

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Live at Reggie's Chicago
Hubardo Tour
March 21, 2014

Toby Driver - bass, vox, keys
Daniel Means - sax, keys
Ron Varod - guitar, vox, keys
Keith Abrams - drums

Photos by Kyle Gaddo
Special thanks to Edgar Oprondek

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released May 12, 2020

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