Up from the depths of gone
More glide. And does Future Trends glide - through gears and problems, evading chemical sludge and girl trouble, out the other side somehow clean and fresh as a diamond. ‘Moonraker’ and ‘Dangerous’ feel like being born outside in the rain, like Jan Hammer was. Some of us are just blessed like that, I suppose.
More wine?
MP3: Future Trends - Moonraker
MP3: Future Trends - Dangerous
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