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Remixes Of "Whispers Of Rage".
Personnel: Donna Lynch, Jeff Diehm, Michael Joyce, Kelly Garrett, Josh Bradford (vocals); Rick Joyce (guitar); Rachel McDonnell (violin); Mera Roberts (cello); Tom Coyne, Steve Grey (drums); Joellanna Garcia (percussion).
Audio Mixers: Alex Reed; The Last Dance.
Liner Note Authors: Rick Joyce; Jeff Diehm; Peter J. Gorritz.
Recording information: Egotrip Studios 2004.
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