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Quest
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When you look at what goes on around you, you begin to understand how much we really don’t know. We ask questions, and make choices based on critical ontological thinking, when in reality, all life and death, time and space, and hopes and dreams, are a part of a neverending quest for a truth that may not exist. Many questions will never be answered, and many answers only yield further questions . Knowing this each of us still seeks and strives for our own understanding,for our own place in the sky.
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A Place in the Sky
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Vital Force
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The First Sound
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Serenity
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Respiration
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The World Beyond
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Receiver
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The Prime Mover
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Who Made the Watchmaker?
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Testing for God
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AAAHHHHH!!!!!
The universe is calling, the universe is calling me.
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The universe is calling, it asks “are you where you’re supposed to be?” I find it so hard to keep living this way, when the universe is calling me.
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Robot Philosopher Toronto, Ontario
An instrumental progressive metal band from Toronto, Canada, that focuses on biting riffs, rich textures and having a good time playing music or just hanging out.
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A culmination of great playing, tone, and truly musical songwriting
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Another wicked band from Toronto. Their sound is aggressive but distinctly Progressive. Highly recommended if you want the heavy side of Prog.
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This one is endlessly filled with riffs and they are infectious. You will never be bored spinning this one. It's a classic and mandatory listening for instrumental music.
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