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October 14, 2006
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Alternative and Heavy Metal Rock Show

By | October 14, 2006
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Alt. Rock Show
Ratman and the 8-Ball Shifters
with Six Pin and The Chamber
The Haunt
Saturday, Oct. 14th 6PM




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