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More Reed Rapture WIth Tim Berne
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- Show Intro 00:00
- Ivo Perelman and Tim Berne "Two" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 00:53
- Tim Berne and Matt Mitchell "Rose Colored Missive" from One More Please (Intakt) 23:29
- Lauren Falls "New View" from A Little Louder Now (Self Released) 31:36
- Örjan Hulten Orion "Even In The Odds" from Shifting Ground (Prophone) 38:20
- Kerry Politzer "In A Heartbeat" from In A Heartbeat (PJCE Records) 44:38
- Ivo Perelman and Tim Berne "Four" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 52:29
- Tim Berne & Gregg Belisle-Chi "Pokey" from ZONE 1 (Screwgun) 1:00:00
- Kerry Politzer "Bad News" from In A Heartbeat (PJCE Records) 1:07:47
- Tim Berne and Matt Mitchell "Middle Seat Blues/Chicken Salad Blues" from One More Please (Intakt) 1:15:21
- Ivo Perelman and Tim Berne "Five" from Reed Rapture In Brooklyn (Mahalaka Music) 1:23:47
- Tim Berne & Gregg Belisle-Chi "Bat Channel" from ZONE 1 (Screwgun) 1:31:30
- Örjan Hulten Orion "Bellatrix" from Shifting Ground (Prophone) 1:38:05
- Lauren Falls "Jupiter" from A Little Louder Now (Self Released) 1:46:13
- Kerry Politzer "Lullaby from Messiaen" from In A Heartbeat (PJCE Records) 1:53:51
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