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Beautiful Eyes was a compilation album that was released on July 16th 2010 via the Robot Selling Device. The album is focused on "beautiful but cold" pieces of music from throughout the group's history. It includes pieces of music unavailable elsewhere like "Available Piece" which is an extended instrumental segment from the group's 1978 album Not Available which has not been released elsewhere.
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1. What Have My Chickens Done Now? 2. Pinkrosebuds 3. Notchi 4. Ode To Billy Joe 5. Inner Space 6. Return To Sender 7. Cold Metal Strikes A Soldier's Bible 8. Forty-Four No More 9. Dreams 10. The Whispering Boy 11. Strange Culture Cue 2 12. D Of S 13. My Brother Paul 14. Day 11 15. Saturnalia (Binaural) 16. Bathsheba Bathes 17. The Black Behind 18. The Old Woman 19. VOM Theme 20. Available Piece
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