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Moodtapes - Tranquility (1986)

Escape into a natural world of beauty as spectacular sunsets, blossoming flowers, and peaceful ocean waves are experienced in three uniquely exciting and colorful visual art processes. Relax as Tranquility's beautiful and gorgeous natural scenery lets you leave the world of tension far behind. All of this blended in perfect harmony to a deeply calming original musical soundtrack by Eric Bikales.
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Escape into a natural world of beauty as spectacular sunsets, blossoming flowers, and peaceful ocean waves are experienced in three uniquely exciting and colorful visual art processes. Relax as Tranquility's beautiful and gorgeous natural scenery lets you leave the world of tension far behind. All of this blended in perfect harmony to a deeply calming original musical soundtrack by Eric Bikales.

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Ron Roy
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In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Ron Roy Productions, Sunset Post

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