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Lon Chaney
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Give Myself Away
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Wild Ones
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Jack Frost Linz, Austria
The Great Dying showcases a range of Jack Frost trademarks that is as varied as the aspects of death. And it is Death that keeps everything together, which makes the record menacing and delightful at the same time. Not only is The Great Dying the end of an era of mistaking bad behavior for hedonism - it marks the end of Loser Doom and the start of taking responsibility for life and death as such. ... more
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