Tribal Tech
Reality Check
The Story
At the top of their game in 1994-95, Tribal Tech, with ace guitarist Scott Henderson and bassist Gary Willis, released "Reality Check", which featured eleven instrumental rock/fusion tracks replete with great melodies, technically complex rhythms and killer solos. Henderson's astounding command of the fretboard is evident right from the get-go on "Stella By Infra-Red High Particle Neutron Beam" a send-up of Young and Washington's "Stella By Starlight", which opens the CD. Henderson and Willis are given every opportunity to stretch out and improvise, especially on the 12-minute opus "Hole In The Head", and on the slightly shorter, but powerful "Worlds Waiting".
The Music
| 02:17 | Stella By Starlight | Instrumental |
| 06:25 | Stella By Infra-Red High Particle... | Instrumental |
| 07:47 | Nite Club | Instrumental |
| 05:19 | Speak | Instrumental |
| 08:08 | Worlds Waiting | Instrumental |
| 07:42 | Susie's Dingsbums | Instrumental |
| 04:54 | Jakarta | Instrumental |
| 12:09 | Hole In The Head | Instrumental |
| 05:00 | Foreign Affairs | Instrumental |
| 06:36 | Premonition | Instrumental |
| 03:01 | Reality Check | Instrumental |
The Artists
| Scott Henderson | Guitar, Production |
| Gary Willis | Bass, Production |
| Scott Kinsey | Keyboards |
| Kirk Covington | Drums |
| Jim Snowden | Executive Production |
| George Nauful | Executive Production |
| Clark Germain | Engineering, Mixing |
| Brad Haehnel | Engineering Assistance |
| Eddie Miller | Engineering Assistance |
| Steve Hall | Mastering |
| Michelle Laurencot | Art Direction, Design |
| Lori Stoll | Photography |
| Recorded November, 1994 at Ocean Way Studios, Hollywood, CA.
Mastered at Future Disc Systems. |
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