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Melbourne band The Outernet, Lorenzo Feliciati, Frode Andresen, Pat Petrillo and Neal Bowen, plus 1992 feature
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- The Outernet "Running From the Aliens Pt 2" from The Light and The Fury (Self Produced) 00:00
- The Outernet "Running From The Aliens Pt 3" from The Light and The Fury (Self Produced) 07:48
- Lorenzo Feliciati "Back Where We Started " from Groove First (Self Produced) 15:36
- Frode Andresen "The Hunt For The Moose In Sunset" from Dark City (Self Produced) 23:24
- Pat Petrillo "On The Regular" from Contemporaneous (Inner Vision) 31:12
- Neal Bowen "Wizard Hat" from The Trouble With Dogma (Blue Canoe) 39:00
- Carl Filipiak "Blue Entrance" from Peripheral Vision (Geometric) 46:48
- Andy Summers "Big Thing" from Charming Snakes (Private Music) 54:36
- Mitch Watkins "Hand It Over" from Curves (Enja)1:02:24
- Dixie Dregs "The Great Spectacular" from Dregs Of The Earth (Arista) 1:10:12
- John McLaughlin "Blue In Green" from Live At Royal Festival Hall (JMT) 1:18:00
- Bob Berg "The Crossing" from in The Shadows (Denon) 1:25:48
- Scott Henderson-Tribal Tech "Bofat" from Nomad (Relativity) 1:33:36
- Dave Weckl "Master Plan" from Master Plan (GRP) 1:2:44
- Wayne Krantz "Don't Tell Me" from Signals (Enja) Time Marker
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