Year of release 2011

Songs 29

Album time 01:18:09

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
A New Day In The Old Town
 
1:45
2
Good Ol’ Charlie
 
2:03
3
The Coma-Naut
 
5:28
4
Hypnotic Suggestions
 
1:09
5
Observers Everywhere Everytime
 
2:14
6
Love And Death On Observer Island
 
3:25
7
What A Gas
 
4:35
8
Forest Of Dreams
 
3:28
9
Where Dunham Fears To Tread
 
1:56
10
The Building Theft
 
1:20
11
The Window Of Opportunity
 
3:14
12
Reiden Out To Madness
 
3:57
13
Doppelganger Up On Reality
 
2:53
14
Breach To The Choir
 
3:33
15
Olivia’s Cross To Share
 
0:59
16
Over There
 
2:15
17
The Son Also Rises
 
2:05
18
Devastation Nation
 
1:13
19
Saved By The Belly
 
2:28
20
Haste Makes Wasteland
 
1:37
21
Quibbles And Fits
 
3:20
22
Doubled Over
 
2:18
23
Love In The Time Of Crossing Over
 
3:10
24
Bells And Missiles
 
3:55
25
Give My Regards To Fraudway
 
2:18
26
End Title Theme
 
0:36
27
Fringe 85
feat J. J. Abrams
0:26
28
Red Russian Down
 
1:36
29
Brown Betty Suite
 
9:09

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