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Attack
20:12
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Decay
20:02
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Sustain
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Release
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EL-KA Germany
EL-KA are HaJo Liese from Düsseldorf and Till Kopper from Tübingen. The name is made from the first letters of the last
names and the way these letters are pronounced in german.
Main influence is the mid 70ies work of TD. We usually record all live onto 1 or 2 stereo tracks.
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