Episode 350: Dale Thompson, part 1

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Episode 350: Dale Thompson, part 1

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Dale Thompson is extraordinary. His role as vocalist for the famous metal band, Bride has carried on for three decades. His art now includes several new music projects and his exceptional visual art. Join us as Dale tells us about his musical journey. Part 1 of 2.

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