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Kyuss - Bizarre Festival, Weeze, Germany
This is the first appearance on Soundaboard of Kyuss, the band from Palm Desert, California. Better late than never.
A recording on the year they split at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Germany that also had the presence of Clawfinger, NOFX, Monster Magnet, White Zombie, Paradise Lost and others.
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This is the first appearance on Soundaboard of Kyuss, the band from Palm Desert, California. Better late than never. A recording on the year they split at the Bizarre Festival in Cologne, Germany that also had the presence of Clawfinger, NOFX, Monster Magnet, White Zombie, Paradise Lost and others.
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