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March of the Manti
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Lucas Icy Hot Balls
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Swampy the Dog
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MaKine
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Pigrims Firing Muskets
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Indian Stickball
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Bellbottoms
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Doug Masters
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Chappy Sinclair
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It's a Sweater
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Gravitas
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This Destroys Orlando, Florida
This Destroys were former members of Carlisle and Racing for Pinks. Active from 2005 to 2006. Only played a handful of shows and recorded one unreleased full length album. Unreleased until now! This Destroys were Andy Strickland - Guitar, Ryan Dahlberg - Vocals - Gregg Blachstein - Drums, Sean Lloyd - Bass ... more
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