Quitting Will Improve Your Health

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1.	La Grande Jatte 04:10	buy track
2.	Imaginary 04:11	buy track
3.	Who Cares? 01:59	buy track
4.	It's What's For Dinner 05:02	buy track
5.	Emotions 03:14	buy track
6.	What You Don't Know 04:08	buy track
7.	A Thankyou 05:10	buy track
8.	We Are Left With Everything 05:45	buy track
9.	As The Earth Floods, A Rainbow Appears 11:25	buy track

Recorded while living in Adelaide, South Australia from 2014 to 2015.
"Who Cares?", recorded by Brad Starling in Geraldton, 2013.

released March 3, 2015

Planet Please Perth, Australia

Self produced solo stuff by Perth musician Marshall Cooper.
www.facebook.com/planetplease

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