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Melbourne bands The Outernet and Synchronicity, Steve Hunt-Tim Miller and Simon Phillips Protocol
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- The Outernet "Menacing Images" from The Outernet (Self Produced) 00:00
- Synchronicity "The Realist" from Synchronicity (Self Produced) 06:26
- Mello Jr "Reflections" from Down to the Wire (Self Produced) 12:52
- Fusion Generation Project "Try Before Buy" from No Fusion (Allegro) 19:19
- Djabe "The Lost Ship" from Freya Artic Jam (Cherry Red) 25:45
- Papamichael "Lost In the Agean" from Project Oracle (Self Produced) 32:11
- The Haas Company "Bug Fight" from Celestial Latitude Vol 2 (Psychiatric) 38:38
- Steve Hunt-tim Miller "Sevens" from Changes (Spice Rack) 45:04
- Simon Phillips Protocol "Force Majeure" from Album TitleForce Majeure (B&W Music) 51:30
- Simon Phillips Protocol "When The Cats Away" from Protocol V (Phantom) 57:57
- Kiyo & Sen "Mood 68" from Trick Or Treat (Vega) 1:04:23
- Casiopea "Conjunction" from Asian Dreamer (Pony Canyon) 1:10:49
- Bob Lanzetti "Ivory" from Whose Feet Are These That Are Walking (Self Produced) 1:17:16
- Mathias Eick "Stavanger" from The Door (ECM) 1:23:42
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