Dissecting the Casual Racism of “Airplane!”
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EPICA - Live at Pol and Rock Festival
EPICA's full live set from Pol'And'Rock Festival in summer 2023. Setlist: Alpha, Abyss of Time, The Essence of Silence, Unchain Utopia, The Obsessive Devotion, The Skeleton Key, Code of Life, Beyond the Matrix, Consign to Oblivion
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EPICA's full live set from Pol'And'Rock Festival in summer 2023. Setlist: Alpha, Abyss of Time, The Essence of Silence, Unchain Utopia, The Obsessive Devotion, The Skeleton Key, Code of Life, Beyond the Matrix, Consign to Oblivion
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