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My Extended Network
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G.N.P
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Usurper Usurp
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Glitter Death
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Mountain Song
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Nessie's Daughter
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Too Cool For School
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A Set of Teeth
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Come In From The Rain
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The Wife and Kids
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Ghostwood Shanks Chelmsford, UK
Ghostwood Shanks are a 5 piece alternative rock band from hailing from the different quarters of
Essex.
Paul Dale (Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboard)
Kat Howchen (Vocals, Guitar) Tim Hobart (Guitar)
Steve Couldrey (Bass) and Stuart Sale (Drums)
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