Pauline Anna Strom - Plot ZeroPlot Zero is the second album by the late West Coast composer, healer, and medium Pauline Anna Strom. First released in 1983, Strom envisioned the album as a mind trip without chemicals, utilizing boundless imagination to cover a canvas with brilliant synthesized shapes and tones. The pieces on Plot Zero flow freely and infinitely, evoking a transportative momentum with Stroms distinctive synthesizers soaring across infinite horizons into vast,

where there is no such thing as disappointment and your actions have no consequences

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resilience and acceptance

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