Ballads of the Scientifica, by Sarah Snell-Pym

Ballads of the Scientifica

by Sarah Snell-Pym

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1.	I Want (free) 00:15	info	download
2.	Beginnings (free) 00:40	info	download
3.	Coral Jungle (free) 00:32	info	download
4.	This Uneasy Eden (free) 01:01	info	download
5.	Rivers (free) 01:23	info	download
6.	The Moon 01:08		buy track
7.	Friend Jupiter (free) 00:39	info	download
8.	Galatic Death Throes (free) 00:49	info	download
9.	Higgs Boson What and Where Are You? (free) 00:51	info	download
10.	Multiverse 01:54		buy track
11.	Topological 00:30		buy track
12.	Programmer's Lament (free) 01:14	info	download
13.	The Markov Chains of Literature 00:41		buy track
14.	Science Is Vital (free) 01:15	info	download
15.	ADHD The Polymath Dream 04:57	info	buy track
16.	Celestial Montage (free) 01:32	info	download
17.	I Want To Know (free) 00:13	info	download
18.	The Sea (free) 07:42	info	download
19.	I Want To Know About Everything (free) 01:52	info	download

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I am currently adding more material to this album - I would suggest you do not by it yet. This album was created as a celebration of National Science and Engineering Week. It contains 10 science/tech poems, 1 science story, and 1 song.

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released March 12, 2012

Written and performed by Saffy

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Some rights reserved. Please refer to individual track pages for license info.

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Salaric Gloucestershire, UK

I am The Scientific Artist or Artistic Scientist you choose because I can't, I am also known as The Purple Poet. My Poetry and Music and Spoken Word appear here.

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