MULTIPICK TECHNIQUE

Zeroesque

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Eclectic Prog

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3.67 | 9 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2008

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Something Special (4:40)
2. Slippery Slope (6:30)
3. Hat Hair (5:54)
4. The Power Cosmic (4:43)
5. Nasha (4:56)
6. Puddin' (4:31)
7. Raining Sideways (7:47)
8. La Danza del Fuego (4:29)
9. Gmaj Funk in F#min (4:49)
10. Divisible by Two (7:42)

Total Time 56:01

Line-up / Musicians

- Shawn Christie / guitars, bass
- Tim Lehner / keyboards
- Rob DiRocco / drums & percussion
- Rob Smith / bass (2,3,9,10)

With:
- Vinnie Moore / guitar (on 2 at 5:34)
- Marco Sfogli / guitar (on 7 at 4:46)
- Derryl Gabel / guitar (on 9 at 2:25)
- Anil Veeraraj / piano (on 9 at 3:45)
- John Friesen / saxophones (6,9)
- Darren Lynch / trumpet (9)

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ZEROESQUE Multipick Technique ratings distribution

3.67
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4 stars Well,2 years already in 2010 since this amazing instrumental fusion album has been released and no review yet?!?!Bizarre!All it can be sayed from the beginning about this album is that,if we compare to the sensational debut one,it's more mature and song orientated!The first one was smashig and ... (read more)

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