Second Dimension is the second studio album of Japanese fusion band DIMENSION, released in 1994 on the heels of the popular first album. The album consists of ten tracks, totaling 55 minutes and 38 seconds.

The album is uploaded as a single file in VBR quality and will need to be split with a tool such as shnsplit or mp3split.

MusicBrainz Release: https://musicbrainz.org/release/8ea81c7c-b5bf-47ba-82b9-f6c164a6cdd4

DIMENSION is a Japanese fusion band, signed to the B Zone Group under their ZAIN RECORDS label. The current permanent lineup consists of saxist Kazuki Katsuya and guitarist Takashi Mazusaki, with a rotation of drummers. In 2020, the band’s original keyboardist, Akira Onozuka, left the band. As such, the group has recorded with Jun Abe and Jun Tomoda of DEZOLVE on keyboards. As one of B Zone Group’s instrumental artists, the band has been known to have their music in advertisements and television shows and has performed concerts outside of Japan

Japanese Wikipedia: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIMENSION

First Dimension is the first studio album released by DIMENSION, released in 1993 to Japanese markets after the success of their first EP, Le Mans (which was released in 1992). First Dimension consists of 11 tracks, totalling to one hour and twenty-seven seconds.

This album is released in a single file and will need to be split with a tool such as shnsplit. Additionally, this album has been released in VBR format.

MusicBrainz Release: https://musicbrainz.org/release/ad6be7b1-50c4-459e-9d4b-218d48c91c8a

DIMENSION is a Japanese fusion band, signed to the B Zone Group under their ZAIN RECORDS label. The current permanent lineup consists of saxist Kazuki Katsuya and guitarist Takashi Mazusaki, with a rotation of drummers. In 2020, the band's original keyboardist, Akira Onozuka, left the band. As such, the group has recorded with Jun Abe and Jun Tomoda of DEZOLVE on keyboards. As one of B Zone Group's instrumental artists, the band has been known to have their music in advertisements and television shows and has performed concerts outside of Japan

Japanese Wikipedia: https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIMENSION

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Using an image from the Unsplash package. Replicants on the desktop are the Activity Monitor meters, Weather (from the package repository) and WordClock (from the package repository). Within the Deskbar, there is WebWatch.

UI font is Montserrat, installed globally outside of packages.

I know it's not as busy as some screenshots, but I figured with the Replicants on the desktop, it's not as bare, as they are technically programs without borders.