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Weeding the Wasteland
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Come Clean
02:46
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Becoming Liquid
04:36
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Lossless
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No Destination
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The Sun Will Rise Again
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Funerals
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Lincoln Dickison Omaha, Nebraska
Band member, guitarist, vocalist, collaborator: Originally from Columbia, MO and now based in Omaha, NE, Dickison has been spotted as guitarist, drummer, bassist and equipment pack animal for a silly number of bands. "Changers in the Temple" released in 2008 was his first "official" solo recording. 2011 saw the release of the all live acoustic "Weeding the Wasteland". Contact kokmine(at)juno.com ... more
Lincoln Dickison recommends:
Former Hammerhead dudes rock dark, complex and oddly catchy songs with stellar drumming and the odd tilt they have made famous.
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