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These include a two-part grouping of band interviews, with the musicians discussing their influences; the usual time-lapse pre-show fan looks and building the stage in Detroit; briefs looks at fans 'tattoos and friends and band mates who have passed away; and, most importantly, seven bonus live performances captured in New York City ( "Destroy Everything," "Doomsayer," "Proven"),
Knox 2008
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These include a two-part grouping of band interviews, with the musicians discussing their influences; the usual time-lapse pre-show fan looks and building the stage in Detroit; briefs looks at fans 'tattoos and friends and band mates who have passed away; and, most importantly, seven bonus live performances captured in New York City ( "Destroy Everything," "Doomsayer," "Proven"),
Knox 2008
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These include a two-part grouping of band interviews, with the musicians discussing their influences; the usual time-lapse pre-show fan looks and building the stage in Detroit; briefs looks at fans 'tattoos and friends and band mates who have passed away; and, most importantly, seven bonus live performances captured in New York City ( "Destroy Everything," "Doomsayer," "Proven"),
Knox 2008
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These include a two-part grouping of band interviews, with the musicians discussing their influences; the usual time-lapse pre-show fan looks and building the stage in Detroit; briefs looks at fans 'tattoos and friends and band mates who have passed away; and, most importantly, seven bonus live performances captured in New York City ( "Destroy Everything," "Doomsayer," "Proven"),
Knox 2008
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Doomsayer: You're looking for the dark lining in a silver cloud.
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I was lacking adage inspiration until Doomsayer mentioned hay.
How would Daleks say popular adages? DAVID BISHOP 2007
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Now, the Doomsayer Democrats object to certain wiretaps made without authorization.
Hullabaloo 2006
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Now, the Doomsayer Democrats object to certain wiretaps made without authorization.
Hullabaloo 2005
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Now, the Doomsayer Democrats object to certain wiretaps made without authorization.
Hullabaloo 2005
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Doomsayer Roubini writes: "The government cannot force corporations to spend or banks to lend."
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