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2002 studio album by Eon (musician)
Sum of Parts
File:Eon sum of parts.jpg
Studio album by Eon (musician)
ReleasedJuly 22, 2002
GenreElectronic
LabelLonghaul
Eon (musician) chronology
Brain Filter
(1998)
Sum of Parts
(2002)
Device
(2006)

Sum of Parts is the third studio album from electronic artist Eon.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1."Dark Nature" 
2."Tantalus V5" 
3."Void Dweller" 
4."GM Sukka" 
5."Jackbox" 
6."Snake Shake" 
7."Absorbed" 
8."Ramadance V2" 
9."Hard Shoulder" 
10."Love + Hate" 
11."Five-4" 

References

  1. Allmusic.com



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