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Stalingrad
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Treaty of Versailles
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Zyclon B
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Xenophobia
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Kamikaze
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Normandy
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Pacific Theater
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Three Mile Island Kalamazoo, Michigan
Three Mile Island is music without borders. A nuclear fusion of Jazz freedom with Metal ferocity. Ken Kennedy is the Wizard of Bass Guitar, the lone howling wolf of free speech and creativity, manipulating sound in ways never heard before. Zach Elmblad is the Drumming Dynamo, the raging lion of percussive enlightenment, providing a framework with which to conjure a musical demon. ... more
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