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God Moves on the Water
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Camacho
04:32
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La Brea Tar Pits
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Blood on Satan's Claw
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Dirt & Desciples
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Tron Tallahassee, Florida
Tron became in Tallahassee, FL circa 2004-2008. John McNeece played guitar and Sim Dekle was on drums. Chris Fabian became singer and they recorded "Tron Bloody Tron" (www.12threcords.com). Brian Heath played bass for a time, then Fabian did vox/bass and McNeece did vox/gtr and recorded "Osteophage Provocateur". Fabian split, John sang, Leroy Mullins did bass, and finally Ouikot Kaye did bass ... more
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