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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Too much of the album allows David "Axeman" Tattersall to indulge in the kind of fretwanking he usually reserves for his band's live shows, and the songs themselves just don't stand up over repeated listens.
The Line Of Best Fit Alex Wisgard 2010
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Clint Jun Gamboa -- aka June Bug, aka the Jacee Axeman -- begins his solo number, while Seabiscuit reminds us of his reminds us of his "cutthroat move" earlier in the week - some might call it "sound musical judgment" - when he tossed Jacee Badeaux out of their group because Jacee had a "different vibe."
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