Steve Hackett - Somewhere in South America... Live in Buenos Aires (2002)
DVD9 | VIDEO_TS | MPEG-2 Video, NTSC 16:9 (720:480), 30.00fps, 7550kbps | DD 5.1, 448kbps | 104 min | 6500Mb
rock | Camino Records | HQ cover

The album was recorded in Buenos Aires, Argentina in early 2002. The show starts with a dimming light and ambience music through "The Floating Seventh" that continues with a hard driving and complex music as opening part of glorious "Mechanical Bride". WOW! The show just started but my adrenalin has exploded! I can not clearly describe what I feel when this song is performed. The song itself represents a combination of rock, jazz, classical as well as horror movie music. The performance of drummer Gary O'Toole is awesome - heplays all the complex part dynamically with great sound. His style reminds me to Rick Wakeman's drummer Tony Fernandez. On sax, Rob Townsend contributes excellent work especially during solo with jazzy style. No need to discuss in detail about Steve guitar playing - amazing!

Collection Video Lession with Gary Fong English | AVI | XviD | MP3 | 1.1Gb Genre: eLearning Video tutorials presentations interviews photos from the master Gary Fong. Education work with the reflectors on the outbreak from the developer Gary Fong - Lightsphere WhaleTail PUFFER - Pop-Up

Gary Smulyan - Discography (1991 - 2012, 10CD)
Label: USA - Holland | Flac(tracks+cue+log) | Lossless | 10:04:01min | 3.55Gb
Genre: Post-Bop, Straight-Ahead Jazz, Mainstream Jazz

Stephen J. McPhee, Gary D. Hammer, "Pathophysiology of Disease An Introduction to Clinical Medicine"
ISBN: 0071621679 | edition 2009 | CHM | 752 pages | 17,2 mb

Gary B - Step Into The Sunshine (2007)
Label: Cafe del Mar Music | FLAC (tracks+.cue) | lossless | 01:02:48 | 656 MB
Genre: Future Jazz, Downtempo