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this album changed my life

Good book, rambled here and there but seemed very factual as far as the band goes. I could have done without the graphic description of cremating animals. If you enjoyed the album, this book is for you.

This album changed my life. It changed the way I played my drums. It is one of the most prized disks in my collection.