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'90s Music Revisited With Michael Shrieve, Lost Tribe And Adam Holzman
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We go back to the '90s and early 2000s with drummer
Michael Shrieve
drumsb.1949
Jonas Hellborg
bass
Shawn Lane
guitar, electric1963 - 2003
Lost Tribe
band / ensemble / orchestra
Adam Holzman
keyboards
Vital Information
band / ensemble / orchestra
Greg Howe
guitar
Michael Manring
bass
Tribal Tech
band / ensemble / orchestraPlaylist
- Michael Shrieve "Baraji" from Two Doors (CMP) 00:00
- Jonas Hellborg-Shawn Lane "Heretics" from Time Is The Enemy (Bardo) 06:26
- Lost Tribe "Eargasm" from Lost Tribe (Windham Hill) 12:52
- Adam Holzman "Maze" from Overdrive (Lipstick) 19:18
- Vital Information "Cranial # 4" from Show 'em Where You Live (Tone Centre) 25:44
- Greg Howe "Hyperacuity" from Hyperacuity (Tone Centre) 32:10
- Michael Manring "You Offered Only Parabolas" from Thonk (Windham Hill) 38:36
- Tunnels "The Syzygy Incident" from The Art of Living Dangerously (Bucky Ball) 45:02
- Tribal Tech "Self Defence" from Nomad (Relativity) 51:28
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