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Treiyer Scars (Journey Through A Lifetime) CD
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- SKU:
- 42105794
- UPC:
- 630428089525
- MPN:
- 895
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Treiyer is a progressive-rock band led by renowned Argentenian session guitarist, Gabe Treiyer. Scars (Journey Through A Lifetime) is Treiyer's long-awaited debut as a group. The upcoming album features legendary gueswts such as Steve Hackett of Genesis, Jakko of King Crimson, Steve Rothery of Marillion, and more. Scars (Journey Through A Lifetime) offers insight into the journey of Gabe's life: his experiences, his regrets, his vision... all of which came together at just the right moment.
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1. Life's Fanfare 2. In the Beginning 3. Games 4. Wake Up 5. Enter the Black Hole (Feat. Jakko Jakszyk) 6. Serious 7. Scars Pt. 1 (Feat. Steve Hackett) 8. The End 9. Scars Pt. 2 (Feat. Steve Rothery) 10. Back to the Light
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