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Cross Fade
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Transformation (Remix)
07:30
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Clear Vision (Remix)
05:06
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Antiversion (Remix)
06:49
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Depths (Remix)
05:16
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Hyperflow
06:10
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Horizon
04:59
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Sub Unit One (Remix)
04:28
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Monologue
08:00
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