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A Well-Feathered Nest
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Half of Them Now (Live)
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Black Cat Crossing
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Hornucopia 7 (Live)
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Two After Twelve (Live)
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Addendum (Live Take Two)
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Hornucopia 8 (Live)
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Scott F. Hall Merritt Island, Florida
The sounds Scott F. Hall lures from his instruments and field recordings resonate with a deeply internal, thoughtful
sensibility. His explorations allow us to experience sound in a new way; there is mystery, a manipulation of instruments and sound with rock energy. He reveals his work slowly, patiently, and with great finesse. (Peter Hayes, artist/gallerist)
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