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Bassist Barend Tromp, Stephan Thelen, Cornelius Claudio, Usein Bekirov, Japanese bands Jizue and Dezolve
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- Stephan Thelan "Kosmonaut" from Worlds In Collision (Rare Noise) 00:00
- Barend Tromp "Gamalan Sepuluh" from Odd time Concepts (Self Produced) 07:15
- Usein Bekirov "From Time To Time" from Freeway Deluxe (TSLG Digital) 14:30
- Cornelius Claudio Kreusch "Scoop" from Scoop (GLM Music) 21:45
- Jizue "Republic" from Mer (Victor) 29:00
- Dezolve "Departure-Insomnia-Faded Dream-Across The Silk Road" from 10th Anniversary Concert (King) 36:15
- Valiery Stepanov "Hedgehog In The Fog" from Live 3 (Self Produced) 43:30
- Kozo Suganuma "Play Of Colours" from Pai Patiroma (Jewel Sound) 50:45
- Dimension "Parellel Worlds" from Seventh Dimension (Rooms Records) 58:00
- Casiopea "Magnetic Vibration" from Platinum (Aura) 1:05:15
- Tetsujino "S.O.S Planet Earth" from Double Trouble (Seven Seas) 1:12:30
- Fazjazz.jp "The Eye Of The Hurricane" from Distortional Theory (Bega) 1:19:45
- Next Order "Geppetto" from Live-Roaring Colours (Order Tone) 1:27:00
- WYSIWYG "No Strings Attached" from Reflector (Shiosai ZIZO) 1:34:15
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