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Suffering And The Hideous Thieves includes: J. Suffering (vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, bass, percussion); J. Myers (various instruments); G. Wyman (bass); M. Johnson (drums).
Recorded between October 2000 and January 2001.
Full performer name: Suffering & The Hideous Thieves.
Personnel: Seth Warren (violin); Serena Tideman (cello); Myers (accordion, drums); J. Myers (piano); B.J. Brown, M. Johnson (drums).
Audio Mixer: B.J. Brown.
Recording information: Paradox Theater (10/2000-01/2001).
Photographer: G. Patterson.
Arrangers: Suffering and the Hideous Thieves; J. Myers. Suffering and the Hideous Thiev Real Panic Formed Songs Real Panic Formed Review
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