Tuatara

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  • jazz
  • fusion
  • alternative
  • seattle
  • rock
Tuatara are a Seattle-based collective experimental band, featuring members of R.E.M., The Minus 5, and the Screaming Trees.
The band was formed in 1996 by R.E.M.'s Peter Buck, Barrett Martin of the Screaming Trees, Justin Hartwood of Luna, and jazz saxophonist Skerik. Originally a project to get some musician friends some soundtrack work, the project evolved into an experimental instrumental project, doing some live shows from time to time and recording their first album Breaking the Ethers, encompassing a sound influenced by various styles of music...

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Songs

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    25th & 6th

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    A Spark in the Wind

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    A Thin Gray Pickpocket

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    Action Thriller

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    Afterburner

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    All the Colors in the World

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    Angel and the Ass

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    Bones, Blood and Skin

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    Breaking the Ethers / Serengeti

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    Breaking the Ethers / Serengeti (Reprise)

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    Burning the Keys

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    Dark State of Mind

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    Dreamscape

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    Eastern Star

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    Falling Pianos

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    Farewell to the Hero

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    Fela the Conqueror

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    Goodnight la Habana

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    In the Passing Lane

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    Koto Song (The Old Shinjuku Trail)

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    L'Espionnage Pomme de Terre

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    Land of Apples

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    Love Is

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    Love Is a Calculated Risk

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    Madrigal

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    Missionary Death Song

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    Morocco

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    Negotiation

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    Night in the Emerald City

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    Orpheus Must Die

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    Oxman Spoonmaker

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    P.C.H.

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    Pimpin' for the Muse

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    Rainbow Drops

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    Saturday Night Church

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    Silo Spring Violets

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    Sitar Song

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    Smoke Rings

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    Smuggler's Cove

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    Smugglerõs Cove

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    Thank You Jesus

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    The Bender

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    The Desert Sky

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    The Getaway

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    The Hangover

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    The Melting Sun

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    The Spaniard

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    The Streets of New Delhi

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    Trouble Rides In

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    Tumbleweeds


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