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Colonels & Generals
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Perfect Isosceles
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No Longer
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Henley-on-Thames
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Morphic
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The Movie
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The Icy Regions
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T*Shirt Lawrence, Kansas
T*Shirt was Mike Elliott (guitar), Cotten Seiler (guitar and vocals), Leslie Sink (bass, keyboards, vocals). Following drummer Debby Vander Wall’s (Butterglory) departure, the band recruited Corey Sievers on drums. In the Spring of 1996, Brandon Burke (Shower Trick) joined the combo and the Lawrence, Kansas quintet toured and recorded. ... more
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