• Limited Edition LP + Bonus 7inch

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  Incredible album by French singer Pierre Barouh recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a monumental cast of legendary musicians and producers including Yasuaki Shimizu, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Francis Lai, Kazuhiko Katoh, Motohiko Hamase, most of the Moonriders (Keiichi Suzuki, Tohru Okada, Masahiro Takekawa), Daniel Lavoie, Masanori Sasaji, Hideo Yamaki (Toshinori Kondo & IMA) and many more. Also featuring David Sylvian, Harumi Ohzora, and Nanako Satoh. Scroll down for full credits!
  
  INFO
  
  WRWTFWW Records is beaucoup happy to announce the official reissue of Pierre Barouh’s hard-to-describe-but-easy-to-enjoy French flair meets Japanese avant-garde lost treasure of experimental-electronic-chanson-pop with a new-wave-minimal-bossa touch, Le Pollen. Originally recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a who’s who of Japan’s most groundbreaking musicians of the 80s, the album comes as a LP with bonus 7inch, housed in a heavy sleeve displaying two immaculate photos of Barouh and holding a printed lyrics insert.
  
  A free-spirited world traveler with an incredible ear for music, Paris-born singer and activist Pierre Barouh introduced the sounds of Brazil (and more) to Europe and pushed the envelope with his pioneering label Saravah, home of adventurous innovators Brigitte Fontaine, Areski, Jacques Higelin, Naná Vasconcelos, and Roland Bocquet’s Catharsis among many others. His bohemian border-free vision of modern chanson, blending musical tradition from various parts of the globe with forward-looking artistry, resonated particularly well in Japan, where the scene spearheaded by Yellow Magic Orchestra fell in love with everything Barouh.
  
  And so one day in 1981, Pierre Barouh received an invitation from a Japanese label to come record an album in Tokyo. Not one to turn down an escapade around the world, the French visionary jumped on a plane and landed in a studio surrounded with a dream line-up of musicians: Yukihiro Takahashi (who had named his solo debut Saravah! after Barouh’s imprint) and Ryuichi Sakamoto of YMO, Yasuaki Shimizu and his Mariah bandmates Masanori Sasaji and Hideo Yamaki, members of the Moonriders, Motohiko Hamase, Mitsuru Sawamura of Interior, Kazuhiko Katoh and the list goes on. Also participating in the making of the album were longtime collaborator Francis Laï and the mysterious and beautiful David Sylvian.
  
  The result is Le Pollen, a sincere and affectionate mix of nouveau chanson, techno-pop, post-punk, jazz, bossa, ambient, and minimalism. And probably something else entirely. Honestly impossible to classify in a particular genre, Pierre Barouh’s fascinating cosmopolitan music melting pot is, above all, a reassuring ode to humanity, where friendship, exchange, and collaborative creativity breeze freely. Making music together. It’s all love.
  
  Pierre Barouh sadly passed away in December 2016, leaving behind a monumental legacy of music and art for us to cherish, and a life philosophy that’s well worth considering:
  
  La vie, qu’elle soit longue ou brève
  Moi, tous mes rêves
  Je les prends toujours au sérieux
  Quand l’utopie brise les chaînes
  C’est l'oxygène,
  De ceux qui sont restés curieux
  
  Life, be it long or brief
  Me, all my dreams
  I always take them seriously
  When utopia breaks the chains
  It’s the oxygen,
  Of those who’ve remained curious
  
  From the song "L’Autre Rive" on Le Pollen.
  
  L’AUTRE RIVE
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora, Nanako Satoh
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Electric Bass - Morio Watanabe
  Marimba, Clarinet - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano - Masanori Sasaji
  
  PEPE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Kazuhiko Katoh
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano, Synthesizer Bass - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  SANS PARLER D’AMOUR
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed and arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  PERDU
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Michel Rivard
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Acoustic Bass - Motohiko Hamase
  Drums, Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Electric Guitar - Kenji Omura, Yoshiaki Shirai
  Sopranino Saxophone - Mitsuru Sawamura
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  
  LA LETTRE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Keiichi Suzuki
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Folk Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  LE POLLEN
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Additional vocals by David Sylvian
  Drums, Prophoet-5 - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Gut Guitar - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  PARENTHESE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano, Tenor Saxophone, Emulator - Yasuaki Shimizu
  
  LES UNS ET LES AUTRES
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Nobuyuki Shimizu
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  DEMAIN
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Backing vocals - David Sylvian
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Acoustic Piano, Clarinet, Flute, Prophet-5 - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Jupiter-8 - Masanori Sasaji
  Prophet-5 - Morio Watanabe
  
  SAINT PAUL DE VENCE (on bonus 7")
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  BOULE QUI ROULE (on bonus 7")
  Written and composed by Daniel Lavoie
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  Recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio (Akasaka, Tokyo)
  Producer: Naoki Tachikawa
  Artistic direction: Ken Okada
  Engineered by: Toshimitsu Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Recorded by: Toshihiko Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Cover photo: Kishin Shinoyama
  Design: Haruo Koguchi
  
  Includes unlimited streaming of Le Pollen via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ... more

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• Le Pollen LP (with Bonus 7inch) + Saravah T-shirt

  Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

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  "IL Y A DES ANNÉES OÙ L'ON A ENVIE DE NE RIEN FAIRE"
  
  The LP, the 7inch and the super limited t-shirt!
  
  Tee ->
  SARAVAH
  il y a des années où l'on a envie de ne rien faire
  silkscreened on Gildan heavy t-shirt
  
  Incredible album by French singer Pierre Barouh recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a monumental cast of legendary musicians and producers including Yasuaki Shimizu, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Francis Lai, Kazuhiko Katoh, Motohiko Hamase, most of the Moonriders (Keiichi Suzuki, Tohru Okada, Masahiro Takekawa), Daniel Lavoie, Masanori Sasaji, Hideo Yamaki (Toshinori Kondo & IMA) and many more. Also featuring David Sylvian, Harumi Ohzora, and Nanako Satoh. Scroll down for full credits!
  
  INFO
  
  WRWTFWW Records is beaucoup happy to announce the official reissue of Pierre Barouh’s hard-to-describe-but-easy-to-enjoy French flair meets Japanese avant-garde lost treasure of experimental-electronic-chanson-pop with a new-wave-minimal-bossa touch, Le Pollen. Originally recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a who’s who of Japan’s most groundbreaking musicians of the 80s, the album comes as a LP with bonus 7inch, housed in a heavy sleeve displaying two immaculate photos of Barouh and holding a printed lyrics insert.
  
  A free-spirited world traveler with an incredible ear for music, Paris-born singer and activist Pierre Barouh introduced the sounds of Brazil (and more) to Europe and pushed the envelope with his pioneering label Saravah, home of adventurous innovators Brigitte Fontaine, Areski, Jacques Higelin, Naná Vasconcelos, and Roland Bocquet’s Catharsis among many others. His bohemian border-free vision of modern chanson, blending musical tradition from various parts of the globe with forward-looking artistry, resonated particularly well in Japan, where the scene spearheaded by Yellow Magic Orchestra fell in love with everything Barouh.
  
  And so one day in 1981, Pierre Barouh received an invitation from a Japanese label to come record an album in Tokyo. Not one to turn down an escapade around the world, the French visionary jumped on a plane and landed in a studio surrounded with a dream line-up of musicians: Yukihiro Takahashi (who had named his solo debut Saravah! after Barouh’s imprint) and Ryuichi Sakamoto of YMO, Yasuaki Shimizu and his Mariah bandmates Masanori Sasaji and Hideo Yamaki, members of the Moonriders, Motohiko Hamase, Mitsuru Sawamura of Interior, Kazuhiko Katoh and the list goes on. Also participating in the making of the album were longtime collaborator Francis Laï and the mysterious and beautiful David Sylvian.
  
  The result is Le Pollen, a sincere and affectionate mix of nouveau chanson, techno-pop, post-punk, jazz, bossa, ambient, and minimalism. And probably something else entirely. Honestly impossible to classify in a particular genre, Pierre Barouh’s fascinating cosmopolitan music melting pot is, above all, a reassuring ode to humanity, where friendship, exchange, and collaborative creativity breeze freely. Making music together. It’s all love.
  
  Pierre Barouh sadly passed away in December 2016, leaving behind a monumental legacy of music and art for us to cherish, and a life philosophy that’s well worth considering:
  
  La vie, qu’elle soit longue ou brève
  Moi, tous mes rêves
  Je les prends toujours au sérieux
  Quand l’utopie brise les chaînes
  C’est l'oxygène,
  De ceux qui sont restés curieux
  
  Life, be it long or brief
  Me, all my dreams
  I always take them seriously
  When utopia breaks the chains
  It’s the oxygen,
  Of those who’ve remained curious
  
  From the song "L’Autre Rive" on Le Pollen.
  
  L’AUTRE RIVE
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora, Nanako Satoh
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Electric Bass - Morio Watanabe
  Marimba, Clarinet - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano - Masanori Sasaji
  
  PEPE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Kazuhiko Katoh
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano, Synthesizer Bass - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  SANS PARLER D’AMOUR
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed and arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  PERDU
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Michel Rivard
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Acoustic Bass - Motohiko Hamase
  Drums, Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Electric Guitar - Kenji Omura, Yoshiaki Shirai
  Sopranino Saxophone - Mitsuru Sawamura
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  
  LA LETTRE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Keiichi Suzuki
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Folk Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  LE POLLEN
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Additional vocals by David Sylvian
  Drums, Prophoet-5 - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Gut Guitar - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  PARENTHESE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano, Tenor Saxophone, Emulator - Yasuaki Shimizu
  
  LES UNS ET LES AUTRES
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Nobuyuki Shimizu
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  DEMAIN
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Backing vocals - David Sylvian
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Acoustic Piano, Clarinet, Flute, Prophet-5 - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Jupiter-8 - Masanori Sasaji
  Prophet-5 - Morio Watanabe
  
  SAINT PAUL DE VENCE (on bonus 7")
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  BOULE QUI ROULE (on bonus 7")
  Written and composed by Daniel Lavoie
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  Recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio (Akasaka, Tokyo)
  Producer: Naoki Tachikawa
  Artistic direction: Ken Okada
  Engineered by: Toshimitsu Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Recorded by: Toshihiko Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Cover photo: Kishin Shinoyama
  Design: Haruo Koguchi
  
  Includes unlimited streaming of Le Pollen via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ... more

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• Le Pollen LP (with Bonus 7inch) + Saravah Sweatshirt

  Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

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  The LP, the 7inch and the super limited sweatshirt!
  
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  SARAVAH
  il y a des années où l'on a envie de ne rien faire
  silkscreened on Gildan heavy sweatshirt
  
  Incredible album by French singer Pierre Barouh recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a monumental cast of legendary musicians and producers including Yasuaki Shimizu, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Yukihiro Takahashi, Francis Lai, Kazuhiko Katoh, Motohiko Hamase, most of the Moonriders (Keiichi Suzuki, Tohru Okada, Masahiro Takekawa), Daniel Lavoie, Masanori Sasaji, Hideo Yamaki (Toshinori Kondo & IMA) and many more. Also featuring David Sylvian, Harumi Ohzora, and Nanako Satoh. Scroll down for full credits!
  
  INFO
  
  WRWTFWW Records is beaucoup happy to announce the official reissue of Pierre Barouh’s hard-to-describe-but-easy-to-enjoy French flair meets Japanese avant-garde lost treasure of experimental-electronic-chanson-pop with a new-wave-minimal-bossa touch, Le Pollen. Originally recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio in Tokyo and composed, arranged, and played by a who’s who of Japan’s most groundbreaking musicians of the 80s, the album comes as a LP with bonus 7inch, housed in a heavy sleeve displaying two immaculate photos of Barouh and holding a printed lyrics insert.
  
  A free-spirited world traveler with an incredible ear for music, Paris-born singer and activist Pierre Barouh introduced the sounds of Brazil (and more) to Europe and pushed the envelope with his pioneering label Saravah, home of adventurous innovators Brigitte Fontaine, Areski, Jacques Higelin, Naná Vasconcelos, and Roland Bocquet’s Catharsis among many others. His bohemian border-free vision of modern chanson, blending musical tradition from various parts of the globe with forward-looking artistry, resonated particularly well in Japan, where the scene spearheaded by Yellow Magic Orchestra fell in love with everything Barouh.
  
  And so one day in 1981, Pierre Barouh received an invitation from a Japanese label to come record an album in Tokyo. Not one to turn down an escapade around the world, the French visionary jumped on a plane and landed in a studio surrounded with a dream line-up of musicians: Yukihiro Takahashi (who had named his solo debut Saravah! after Barouh’s imprint) and Ryuichi Sakamoto of YMO, Yasuaki Shimizu and his Mariah bandmates Masanori Sasaji and Hideo Yamaki, members of the Moonriders, Motohiko Hamase, Mitsuru Sawamura of Interior, Kazuhiko Katoh and the list goes on. Also participating in the making of the album were longtime collaborator Francis Laï and the mysterious and beautiful David Sylvian.
  
  The result is Le Pollen, a sincere and affectionate mix of nouveau chanson, techno-pop, post-punk, jazz, bossa, ambient, and minimalism. And probably something else entirely. Honestly impossible to classify in a particular genre, Pierre Barouh’s fascinating cosmopolitan music melting pot is, above all, a reassuring ode to humanity, where friendship, exchange, and collaborative creativity breeze freely. Making music together. It’s all love.
  
  Pierre Barouh sadly passed away in December 2016, leaving behind a monumental legacy of music and art for us to cherish, and a life philosophy that’s well worth considering:
  
  La vie, qu’elle soit longue ou brève
  Moi, tous mes rêves
  Je les prends toujours au sérieux
  Quand l’utopie brise les chaînes
  C’est l'oxygène,
  De ceux qui sont restés curieux
  
  Life, be it long or brief
  Me, all my dreams
  I always take them seriously
  When utopia breaks the chains
  It’s the oxygen,
  Of those who’ve remained curious
  
  From the song "L’Autre Rive" on Le Pollen.
  
  L’AUTRE RIVE
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora, Nanako Satoh
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Electric Bass - Morio Watanabe
  Marimba, Clarinet - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano - Masanori Sasaji
  
  PEPE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Kazuhiko Katoh
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Backing Vocals - Harumi Ohzora
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano, Synthesizer Bass - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  SANS PARLER D’AMOUR
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed and arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Drums - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Acoustic Piano - Nobuyuki Shimizu
  
  PERDU
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Michel Rivard
  Arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Acoustic Bass - Motohiko Hamase
  Drums, Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Electric Guitar - Kenji Omura, Yoshiaki Shirai
  Sopranino Saxophone - Mitsuru Sawamura
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  
  LA LETTRE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Keiichi Suzuki
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Folk Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  LE POLLEN
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yukihiro Takahashi
  Additional vocals by David Sylvian
  Drums, Prophoet-5 - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Gut Guitar - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5 - Yukihiro Takahashi
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  PARENTHESE
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed & arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Acoustic Piano, Tenor Saxophone, Emulator - Yasuaki Shimizu
  
  LES UNS ET LES AUTRES
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Nobuyuki Shimizu
  Drums - Tetsuro Kashibuchi
  Electric Bass - Hirobumi Suzuki
  Electric Guitar - Yoshiaki Shirai
  Prophet-5 - Keiichi Suzuki
  Prophet-5, Sequencer, Acoustic Piano - Tohru Okada
  Violin - Masahiro Takekawa
  
  DEMAIN
  Written and composed by Pierre Barouh
  Arranged by Yasuaki Shimizu
  Backing vocals - David Sylvian
  Acoustic Guitar - Takayuki Hijikata
  Drums - Hideo Yamaki
  Acoustic Piano, Clarinet, Flute, Prophet-5 - Yasuaki Shimizu
  Jupiter-8 - Masanori Sasaji
  Prophet-5 - Morio Watanabe
  
  SAINT PAUL DE VENCE (on bonus 7")
  Written by Pierre Barouh
  Composed by Francis Lai
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  BOULE QUI ROULE (on bonus 7")
  Written and composed by Daniel Lavoie
  Arranged by Ryuichi Sakamoto
  
  Recorded July 1982 at Nippon Columbia Studio (Akasaka, Tokyo)
  Producer: Naoki Tachikawa
  Artistic direction: Ken Okada
  Engineered by: Toshimitsu Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Recorded by: Toshihiko Takahashi & Keishiro Sonoda
  Cover photo: Kishin Shinoyama
  Design: Haruo Koguchi
  
  Includes unlimited streaming of Le Pollen via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ... more

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