7:37Long-form

Tangerine Dream - Rising Haul In Silence

Published May 1, 2010

Views 22.2K  |  Likes 172  |  Comments 21
Views#1,519,508Global
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Ironlord2015Ironlord2015
540 subs174 videosAug 2006

This video has 22.2K views and 172 likes, ranking #1,519,508 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

22,258

Likes

172

Comments

21

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Total (all-time): $16 – $45

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

The awesome Tangerine Dream track 'Rising Haul In Silence' taken from their 'Goblins Club' album released in 1996. This is track four on the album, and possibly my favourite, although I do love it all. Kick back, relax and enjooyyyy everyone :) And don't forget, if you love the music, BUY IT :)

Published
May 1, 2010
Made for kids
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