tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
Tar People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Tomoya Ohtani
Japanese composer
Charlie Atom
DJ
Arturo Meza
Mexican songwriter
Astennu
Australian musician
Rich Fownes
Musician
Dave Carpenter
American bass player
Johnny Rod
American bass player
Rob Stoner
American musician
Jon Siebels
American musician
Tarrant Anderson
British artist
Yoad Nevo
Music producer
Hal Patino
Brynjard Tristan
Norwegian bassist
Memnock
Norwegian bassist
Michael Janisch
American bassist
Naoko Yamano
Japanese musician
Atsuko Yamano
Japanese drums
Ritsuko Taneda
Japanese musician
Nate Henry
Singer
Christian Giesler
Bassist
Dylan Mattingly
American composer
Masayoshi Yamashita
Bass guitarist
Dennis Ward
American bass player
Fernando von Arb
Swiss guitarist
Yenz Leonhardt
Danish musician
Cyril Havermans
Dutch musician
Rich Priske
Canadian artist
Neil Harrison
British musician
Naoki Maeda
Japanese composer
Ryan Lofty
American composer
Greg Norton
American musician
Ozan Musluoğlu
Turkish musician
David LaBruyere
Musician
Karl Sanders
American musician
Steinar Eikum
Bassist
Scot Coogan
American musician
Todd Kowalski
Canadian bassist
Mark Tulin
American bassist
Chris Kringel
American bass player
Martin van Drunen
Dutch vocalist
Jeroen Paul Thesseling
Dutch bass player
Daniel Antonsson
Musician
Nano Stern
Chilean singer
Joshua Strawn
Songwriter
Johan van Stratum
Dutch bassist
Alex Elena
Drummer
Sarmad Abdul Ghafoor
Pakistani record producer
