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Drummer Steve Haas, Andy Timmons and Frank Gambale, Nir Felder, Dann Zinn and Antoine Fafard
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- The Haas Company Vol 1 "Good Lieutenant" from Galactic Tide (Psychiatric Records) 00:00
- The Haas Company Vol 2 "Liquid Crystal" from Galactic Tide (Psychiatric Records) Time Marker
- Antonio Ferao "Rough" from Eklektik (Warner Music) Time Marker
- Niclas Knudsen "Belzebup" from Chaos Commander Vol 1 (AMM) Time Marker
- Usein Bekirov "Breeze" from Freeway (TLSG Digital) Time Marker
- Mark Lettieri "Neural Net" from Can You Tell Me Something (GroundUp) Time Marker
- Cristian Tamblay "Off The Hook" from Cristian Tamblay (Self Produced) Time Marker
- Aurora Clara "Five Sisters" from Aurora Clara 4 (Youkali) Time Marker
- Nir Felder "Longest Star" from Nir Felder 3 (Self Produced) Time Marker
- Dann Zinn "Yarak" from Two Roads (Ridgeway) Time Marker
- Antoine Fafard-Gavin Harrison "Objective Reality" from Perpetual Mutations (Harmonic Heresy) Time Marker
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