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William Eggleston- 512 (CD) The Last Ten Seconds of Life "This record is about reassuring

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"This record is about reassuring yourself that happiness is not about what kind of things you have or how many things you have or what you don't have-it's about all the good things you do

For James (Instrumental)

Makoto Kimata repeatedly asked Eugen to record the lullaby "Berceuse" by the French composer Benjamin Godard (1849-1895) for his grandson

At the age of fifteen

William Eggleston- 512 (CD) The Last Ten Seconds of Life "This record is about reassuringWilliam Eggleston is a famed photographer and musician credited for iconic album covers such as Spoon's Transference and Jimmy Eat World's Bleed American. 512 was inspired and recorded at the Parkview Apartments in Memphis, Tennessee where Eggleston lived for almost ten years. The apartment was full of art and inspiration: cameras, naturally, but also high end stereo tube amplifiers and objects that you'd rush towards money in hand at your local flea

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