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- Fernando Molinari "Mitra" from Numen (Self Produced) 00:00
- Lyle Workman "Razzle Dazzle" from Live at Alvas (Blue Canoe) 06:30/li>
- Joel Sena "Black Hat" from Signal Decay (Self Produced) 13:00
- Cindy Blackman Santana "Illumination" from Coherence (Mack Avenue) 19:30
- Marco Cirgliano "The Storm Before The Calm" from Underground Drummer (Mozzafiato) 26:00
- Ivan Pesut "Lost In Post It's" from Lost In Post It's (Aquarius) 32:30
- Casiopea "Freak Jack" from Miracle Nights (Hats Unlimited) 39:00
- Mike Murray "Point Of Origin" from Convergence (Murphocles)45:30/li>
- Louis Banks "Thin Ice" from Labyrinth (Self Produced) 52:00
- The Architects "Incidentals" from Ohm! (Shifting Paradigm) 58:30
- Billy Cobham "Red Baron" from Spectrum 40-Live (Creative MMC) 1:05:00
- Spyro Gyra "White Water" from Three Wishes (GRP) 1:11:30
- Elektrik Market "All 12" from Elektrik market (Spice Rack) 1:18:00
- Sixun "Petit Chartier " from Explore (Open Three) 1:24:30
- Joe Zawinul "East 12th Street Band" from Faces And Places (ESC) 1:31:00
- Pippo Martino Band "Funky Syndicate" from Third (wide Sound) 1:39:15
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