Walter Holland
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About Walter Holland
This California-based synthesist and guitarist honed his chops in the progressive rock band Amber Route. His solo albums firmly state his love of powerful, rock-anthem-style electronic pieces inspired in part by Tangerine Dream and Pink Floyd. He created album "Relativity" which features urgent sequencer-driven pieces that are mixed with searing electric guitar solos and rock-influenced acoustic drums. It also features text by Albert Einstein from his paper, "Zur Elektrodynamik Bewegter Körper (1905)", spoken by Dr. Kurt Bergel.
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Top Tracks
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seven days till sunrise
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The Michelson-Morley Experiment
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Shades of Night Descending
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The Inertial Mass
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The Behaviour of Clocks in Motion
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Event Horizon
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Love Sequence
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Relativity Part 1
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Relativity Part 2
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The Flame Of A Candle
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Breakfast In Bed
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Sharon's Theme
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Computer Games
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The Satin Robe
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Sharon's Main Theme
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The Transience Of Love
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The Twin Paradox/Let Lorentz Transform Me
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The Goodbye Theme
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Surf And Sand
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The Meaningless Question
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Relativity, Pt. 1
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Relativity Part II
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Relativity Part I
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The Twin Paradox / Let Lorentz Transform Me
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Relativity, Pt. 2
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The Twin Paradox
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L'Ange du Foyer
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The Twin Paradox ( Let Lorentz Transform Me)
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The Michelson Morley Experimen
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The Beautiful Season
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The Marriage of Heaven and Earth
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The Meaninglessless Question
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Sharons theme
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The Elephant Celebes
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The Twin Paradox - Let Lorentz Transform Me
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The Twin Paradox - Let Lorentz
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The Behaviour Of Clocks In Mot
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"The Michelson-Morley Experiment" by Walter Holland
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A Highland Welcome
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Of This Men Shall Know Nothing
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Surf & Sand
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The King Is Playing with the Queen
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The Michelson Morley Experiment
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The Good-Bye Theme
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Buffy 7x22 'Chosen' commentary
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The Twin Paradox-Let Lorentz Transform Me
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The Behavior of Clocks in Motion
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Seven Days Till Sunrise (Black Tape For A Blue Girl cover)
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Relativity Part II: A. Tools Of The Celestial Mechanic B. Model Of A Hesitating Universe
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The Twin Paradox (Let Lorentz Transform Me)
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