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Re: Rough Cutt - were they too "different" to be hugely successful?
Posted by: Burg ()
Date: January 11, 2013 09:02AM

Paul Shortino is a truly great singer & Wants You is actually one of my favourite "hairy" album from the 80's...
Don't know why... but Wants You always puts me in a good mood whenever I listen to it... may not be the greatest collection of songs..but the excellent vocals, the excellent drumming etc... it really works for me, big time. Sorry. :-) Rough Cutt may have been a bit too groovy compared to the mid 80's metal trends...

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Rough Cutt - were they too "different" to be hugely successful? 413 Laurent 01/11/2013 04:22AM
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Re: Rough Cutt - were they too "different" to be hugely successful? 157 Peter M. Bietenholz 01/11/2013 08:13AM
Re: Rough Cutt - were they too "different" to be hugely successful?144 Burg 01/11/2013 09:02AM
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