The Toiling of Idle Hands

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The Toiling Of Idle Hands
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Studio album by
Released4 November 2003
Genre Electronica, House/Techno
Length46:51
Label Immigrant
Producer John Tejada
John Tejada chronology
Daydreams In Cold Weather
(2002)
The Toiling Of Idle Hands
(2003)
Logic Memory Center
(2004)

The Toiling of Idle Hands, is the 2003 moniker-free, solo release from John Tejada.

Track listing

  1. "Sound Of Possibility" – 5:25
  2. "Tethered" – 5:05
  3. "Beautiful Confusion" – 5:04
  4. "Dividing Each Existence" – 4:59
  5. "The Pavement View" – 4:55
  6. "Mating Rhythm" – 5:11
  7. "Mental Jukebox" – 5:12
  8. "Electric Whipcrack" – 5:11
  9. "Thoughts In Chains" – 5:12
  10. "A Fading Memory" – 5:23

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