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These Hands
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Slip Away
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Feedback
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Here For You
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He's Touched
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Mental Escape
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Round And Round
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Lonely Hour
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The Dials featuring original Cramps guitarist Bryan Gregory Whittier, California
The Dials were original Cramps guitarist Bryan Gregory's last musical group before his death. Joined by two members of 80s UK Goth band, The Veil, (Andrella Canne and James Christopher) these recordings were intended as demos for an album that was being planned. They offer a fascinating insight into the musical direction Bryan intended for his new band. ... more
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