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Wake The Dead
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Black & Blue
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Primm Penitentiary
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Brother
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Crooked Smile
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Dead Country Gentlemen San Francisco, California
Expelled from the electrified womb of a city that never sleeps, nursed at the tit of alcohol induced delirium, baptized in a river rock n roll, Dead Country Gentlemen is a construct of raw emotions intermingled with hope, loss, love, failure and redemption – a window onto a landscape of broken dreams and scattered illusions. ... more
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One of my favourite bands ever now getting the Ripple treatment. This is in my opinion their greatest album, flawless. Every human emotion is perfectly projected amongst these songs. Outstanding.
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This Album Rocks. After listening for a about a week. I ordered their whole library. I am playing this album for everyone I know ( and their sister) !! HORNS !!
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