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  • fred2020
  • 07-24-18

slow to start but stick with it becomes excellent

the beginning off putting but because it's audio you keep going and then you start to see the point. writing beautiful at times and pace picks up from halfway through speeding towards the end

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  • Dave
  • 09-08-15

meh but yeah

the first three quarters had me hooked, the last bit......meh. would recommend though. probably a holiday listen