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Snowy Shaw: The Liveshow (2014)
25 years of madness in the name of metal. Snowy Shaw plays all his favorite songs - by all his former bands. More than 3 witching hours of the much awaited live DVD/CD set with Snowy Shaw and his freaky fiends.
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25 years of madness in the name of metal. Snowy Shaw plays all his favorite songs - by all his former bands. More than 3 witching hours of the much awaited live DVD/CD set with Snowy Shaw and his freaky fiends.
Rating:NR
Genre:Music
Directed By:
Written By:
In Theaters:9/26/2014
Box Office:
Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Snowy Shaw Productions
Cast
Director
Snowy Shaw
vocals, guitar, bass, drums
Kristian Niemann
lead guitar, vocals
Mannequin de Sade III
drums
Hellinor
bass, vocals
Mark U Black
lead guitar, vocals
Petter Karlsson
drums, vocals
Vikki Valkyrie
bass, vocals
Teddi Tarnoff
Queen Diamond - vocals
Andy LaRocque
Special Guest
Hal Patino
Special Guest
Mike Wead
Special Guest
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