Episode 71: All Else Failed

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Episode 71: All Else Failed

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Jul 12, 2021

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Keith and Tommy sit down with Luke Muir, Pat Shannon and Steve Wiegand of All Else Failed to discuss the band's re-release of their 2004 LP "This Never Happened", the recording of the record, stories from that era, more band history, their recent tour of Europe, some potential unreleased songs and what's coming up next for the band.

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Jul 12, 2021

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