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GORE GORE GIRLS
Strange Girls
These Detroit natives have managed to merge the best of their city??s R&R heritage: From Motown to Motor City Rock to the Gories primitive garage. The twelve songs included on this album (9 originals and 3 covers) feature vocal harmonies and ramblin?? guitars galore along side distorted lead vocal tracks and fiery guitar leads. Ronettes meet MC5! Recorded at Detroit??s popular Ghetto Studios (White Stripes, Dirt Bombs, Blacks...) the sound is raw yet loud and in your face.- Format
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