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Melbourne band The Outernet, Richard Hallebeek, Eelco van Zanten, Richard D Ruttenberg and Garaj Mahal
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- The Outernet "The Crossing Pt1" from The Light & The Fury (Self Produced) 00:00
- The Outernet "The Crossing Pt 2" from The Light & The Fury (Self Produced) Time Marker07:38
- Richard Hallebeek Project "Looping Forward" from Looping Forward (Sewlf Produced) 15:16
- Elco van Zanten "Dude" from Dude (Self Produced) 22:54
- Frode Andresen "The Tram Jam" from Dark city (Self Produced) 30:32r
- Lorenzo Feliciati "Good Goods" from Groove First (Little Starlight) 38:10
- Richard D Ruttenberg "Brain Storm" from Infinity Mirrors (Self Produced) 45:48
- Garaj Mahal "Pairs" from Rotifer (Wahdude) 53:26
- Chick Corea Electrik Band "Illusions" from Beneath The Mask (GRP) 1:01:04
- MVP "Rocks" from Truth In Shredding (Legato) 1:08:42
- Al Di Meola "The Embrace" from Kiss My Axe (I-Akustik) 1:16:20
- Jaco Pastorius "In shot The Sherrif" from Live In Italy (Jazzpoint) 1:23:58
- Mike Stern "DC" from Odds Or Evens (Atlantic) 1:31:36
- Jean-Luc Ponty "N' Fan Mot" from Tchokola (Epic) 1:39:14
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