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Recorded February 2002. Includes cover art by Peter Bagge.
The Gloryholes: Doug White (vocals); Shelley Corwin, Chris Kenan (guitar, background vocals); Melanie Belanger (bass guitar, background vocals); Eric Fenner (drums).
Recording information: Private Radio, Seattle, Washington (02/01/2002 - 02/28/2002).
The Gloryholes: Doug White (vocals); Shelly Corwin, Chris Kenan (guitar, background vocals); Melanie Belanger (bass, background vocals); Eric Fenner (drums).
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