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Bon Lozaga

Bon Lozaga
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Guitarist Bon Lozaga first came to attention by playing with Gong (original and Pierre Moerlen's), and later Gongzilla. He sometimes releases using simply "Bon."
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Bon — Traces of Chaos Bon — Traces of Chaos
((Not on label) BOLO-001, 2015, CD)
Gongzilla — Five Even Gongzilla — Five Even
(LoLo 021-2, 2008, CD)
Happy Rhodes — Find Me Happy Rhodes — Find Me
(Auntie Social no#, 2007, CD)
Gongzilla — Live in Concert and the East Village Studio Gongzilla — Live in Concert and the East Village Studio
(Escape TV ETV 021, 2005, DVD)
Gongzilla — East Village Sessions Gongzilla — East Village Sessions
(LoLo 017-2, 2003, CD)
Gongzilla — Live Gongzilla — Live
(LoLo 016-2, 2001, CD)
Various — Soundscape Gallery 2 Various — Soundscape Gallery 2
(Lektronik Soundscapes LS-100, 1998, CD)
Project Lo — Black Canvas Project Lo — Black Canvas
(LoLo 008-2, 1997, CD)
Gongzilla — Thrive Gongzilla — Thrive
(LoLo LOLO 010-2, 1996, CD)
Bon — To the Bone Bon — To the Bone
(LoLo LOLO 009-2, 1996, CD)
Project Lo — Dabblings in Darkness Project Lo — Dabblings in Darkness
(LoLo 004-2, 1995, CD)
Sonic Abandon — Sonic Abandon Sonic Abandon — Sonic Abandon
(LoLo 005, 1995, CD)
Gongzilla — Suffer Gongzilla — Suffer
(LoLo LOLO 003-2, 1995, CD)
Bon — Full Circle - Coming Home Bon — Full Circle - Coming Home
(LoLo AVL93053, 1993, CD)
Pierre Moerlen's Gong — Leave It Open Pierre Moerlen's Gong — Leave It Open
(Esoteric Recordings ECLEC2250, 1981/2011, CD)
Pierre Moerlen's Gong — Time Is the Key Pierre Moerlen's Gong — Time Is the Key
(Esoteric Recordings ECLEC2236, 1979/2010, CD)
Gong — Expresso II Gong — Expresso II
(Virgin CDV 2099, 1978/1989, CD)

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