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Infinigon was a progressive rock band from Buffalo, New York. The name came from the classic mathematical allegory Flatland by Edwin A. Abbott, about life in a two-dimensional universe. Infinigon played parties, bars, and other gigs in and around the University of Buffalo from 1986 to 1988. We started playing covers of what would now be considered "classic rock", but as our lineup solidified and musicianship improved we took on a decidedly prog direction, even crossing over into jazz fusion. I was in a number of cover and party bands in those years, and Infinigon was one of the best. When the group broke up, I formed the jazz group Event Horizon with drummer Mark Colicchia.
| Rich Adlin: | Guitars |
| Mark Colicchia: | Drums & Percussion |
| John Neumann: | Bass & Vocals |
| Stevie "Tumbleweed" Mineo: | Lead Vocals & Accoustic Guitar |
| John Szinger: | Keyboards, Sax, & Vocals |
Set List:
| Blue Ostyer Cult: | (Don't Fear) the Reaper . Burning for You |
| Boston: | Foreplay/Long Time |
| Deep Purple: | Highway Star |
| Al DiMeola: | Cruisin' |
| Dio: | Rainbow in the Dark |
| Doors: | Break on Thru (to the other side) . Roadhouse Blues |
| Emerson Lake and Palmer: | Lucky Man . Knife Edge . Peter Gunn . Touch and Go |
| Genesis: | Abacab |
| Jimi Hendrix: | Fire |
| Kansas: | Carry On Wayward Son |
| King Crimson: | 21st Century Schizoid Man . The Great Deceiver |
| Led Zeppelin: | Over the Hills and Far Away . Rock and Roll . No Quarter |
| Marrillion: | Psuedo-silk Komono / Keighleigh |
| Pink Floyd: | Money . In the Flesh . Young Lust |
| Police: | Message in a Bottle . Driven to Tears |
| Rush | Spirit of Radio . Tom Sawyer . YYZ . Limelight . Subdivisions |
| Supertramp: | School |
| U2: | Sunday Bloody Sunday |
| UK: | In the Dead of Night |
| The Who: | Pinball Wizard . The Real Me |
| Yes | Roundabout . Long Distance Runaround / The Fish |
| Originals: | Touch the Ceiling (Colicchia) . Pale Winter (Neuman) . Grendel (Adlin) |
