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Devin Townsend: By A Thread Ghost London (2012)
In November 2011, the Devin Townsend Project performed their quadrilogy live in a series of four concerts. On November 13, the band played their last album, Ghost, from front to back at the Union Chapel in Islington.
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In November 2011, the Devin Townsend Project performed their quadrilogy live in a series of four concerts. On November 13, the band played their last album, Ghost, from front to back at the Union Chapel in Islington.
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In Theaters:6/19/2012
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