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Natural machine
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Festival in Vestifal
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Free your mind
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Slavery goes on
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Organ on Viagra
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Max Québec
Max started composing and recording at the age of 10, then followed with music lessons for drums, piano, guitar, bass and
voice;
He then created maxsongsclub.com, became a percussionist for the West-Island Youth Symphony Orchestra, a drummer for "Philish et ses pantoufles" where some tracks played on CIBL and CISM in Montreal.
Since then Max continues in solo under different artist names.
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