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Steve Hunt
keyboardsb.1958
Michael Manring
bass
Alex Skolnick
guitarb.1968
George Whitty
keyboards
Dave Holland
bassb.1946
Playlist
- Elektrik Market "Attraction" from Attraction (Spice Rack) 00:00
- Sixun "Mo Moustic No Frog" from Nouvelle Vague (Birdology) 06:51
- Attention Deficit "American Jingo" from The Idiot King (Magna Carta) 13:59
- Michael Manring "Cruel and Unusual" from Thonk (High Street) 20:53
- Alex Skolnick Trio "Scorch" from Transformation (Magnatude) 27:56
- Cosmosquad "The Scene" from Cosmosquad (Marmaduke) 34:55
- Third Rail "You Rang" from Ignition Live Across Europe (Aerohead) 41:55
- Dave Holland "Grave Walker" from Another Land (Edition) 48:57
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