THINGS SHAPED IN PASSING

The Six Parts Seven

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Post Rock/Math rock

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Studio Album, released in 2002

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Where Are the Timpani Heartbeats? (5:27)
2. Spaces Between Days (part 3) (2:25)
3. Spaces Between Days (part 4) (3:17)
4. Sleeping Diagonally (5:57)
5. Cold Things Never Catch Fire (6:50)
6. Seems Like Most Everything Used To Be Something Else (4:07)
7. Now Like Photographs (4:21)
8. The Want and the Waiting (8:50)

Total time 41:14

Line-up / Musicians

- Allen Karpinski / guitars, samples
- Jay Karpinski / drums
- Brad Visker / bass
- Tim Gerak / guitars, samples
- James Haas / guitars, ebow
- Steve Clements / piano

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