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It's Alright
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Old Ways
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Getting In
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Faded
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Clowns
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Blood Suck
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B - Everytime
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MIKE VEST Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Maximum Guitarist of many bands, collaborations and solo.
Mastery at fuzz drone tones, eternity sustain and smashed
guitars.
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