1. |
Five Year Plan
01:44
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Instrumental
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2. |
Utopia (Album Version)
04:15
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Utopia
Where are you?
No matter where I look
You’re there in my book
Utopia
Always just out of reach
But in your righteous name
I will forever sing and preach
Enforced outcomes of equality
With not so much, liberty
Bureaucratic, bureaucratic conformity
That’s the best, don’t you see?
Utopia
We’ve got the means
This time we’ll get it right
If we just keep the end in sight
Utopia
Where are you?
No matter were I look
You’re there in my book
All the true believers
All the past deceivers
All the wealth receivers
All the dead
All the true believers
All the past deceivers
All the wealth receivers
All the dead
All the dead
Utopia
Just out of reach
But in your righteous name
I will forever sing and preach
Enforced outcomes of equality
With not so much, liberty
Bureaucratic, bureaucratic conformity
That’s the best, don’t you see?
Utopia
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3. |
Corrupting Influence
01:28
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Instrumental
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4. |
Interlude I - Karelia
01:25
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Instrumental
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5. |
Tango a la Khrushchev
01:30
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Instrumental
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6. |
Comrade at the Machine
01:39
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Instrumental
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7. |
Second Five Year Plan
01:44
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Instrumental
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8. |
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Instrumental / Featuring a Public Domain Speech Sample of Joseph Stalin
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9. |
Menshevik
01:06
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Instrumental
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10. |
East Berlin 22:00 Hours
02:46
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Instrumental
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11. |
Eisenstein in Gorky Park
02:46
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Instrumental
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12. |
Interlude III - Yevrey
01:28
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Instrumental
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13. |
Pravda
02:11
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Instrumental
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14. |
Third Five Year Plan
01:44
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Instrumental
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15. |
Anastasia
01:57
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Instrumental
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16. |
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Instrumental
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17. |
Tblisi
02:21
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Instrumental / Featuring a Public Domain Speech Sample of Joseph Stalin
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18. |
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Instrumental
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19. |
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Instrumental
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20. |
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Instrumental
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21. |
Final Five Year Plan
00:35
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Instrumental
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391 & the Army of Astraea New York, New York
391 & the Army of Astraea is the musical alter-ego of award-winning screenwriter, artist, and multi-instrumentalist, Ira Aron Rosenblum. Having recorded Post-Punk & Industrial Music with a variety of accomplices from the mid-'80's-late-'90's, 391 & the Army of Astraea has returned after more than a decade hiatus, and now focuses on Film Score, Electronic Music, and Singer-Songwriter Folk-Rock. ... more
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