Live in Poland (Praxis album)

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Live in Poland
Live album by Praxis
Released	1997
Genre	Avant-garde, Rock, Experimental, Heavy Metal, Electronic Music
Label	Jazz A Go-Go
Praxis chronology
Metatron (1994) Live in Poland (1997) Transmutation Live (1997)

Live in Poland is the first live album made by the supergroup Praxis released in 1997.

This album contain parts of their last 2 album Metatron and Sacrifist and also a new song from Buckethead album Giant Robot and "Tarab" first heard on Nicky Skopelitis album Ekstasis.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Metatron"
2. "Sacrifist"
3. "Tarab"
4. "Crash Victim"
5. "The Hook/Giant Robot"

[edit] Credits

• Buckethead - guitar
• Brain - drums
• Bill Laswell - bass

v • d • e Praxis Buckethead | Bill Laswell | Bernie Worrell | Bryan "Brain" Mantia Notable Guests Serj Tankian | Bootsy Collins | Les Claypool | Iggy Pop | DJ Disk | Invisibl Skratch Piklz | DXT | Cindy Blackman | Yamatsuka Eye | Kathy Brown | Toshinori Kondo | Hakim Bey | Lili Haydn | John Zorn | Mick Harris | Pat Thrall | Rammellzee | Killah Priest | Future Prophecies | Tatsuya Yoshida | Rawthang | Yoshihide Otomo | Af Next Man Flip | Alex Haas | David Castellan | Julian Joyce | Anne Pollack | Charlotta Jansen | Peter Wetherbee | PhonosycographDISK | Hawkman Albums Transmutation (Mutatis Mutandis) | Sacrifist | Metatron | Mold | Profanation (Preparation for a Coming Darkness) Live Albums Live in Poland | Transmutation Live | Warszawa | Zurich | Tennessee 2004 Ep 1984 | A Taste of Mutation Compilation Albums Collection Labels Axiom | Subharmonic | Jazz a go – go | Douglas | Yikes | Innerhythmic Foundat | Nagual