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Bricklane
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Dark and Unusual
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Mad Dogs and Englishmen
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Southwest Crest
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Spanish Castle Requiem
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You were right
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I Can't Control Myself
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The Price of Love
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Bricklane Seattle, Washington
Bricklane was formed in the late ought's of the 21 st. century. Kelly Berry long time Mudhoney sound engineer, and Guy Maddison Mud bassist, hatch the idea during many hours on the road together. Will Kelly on Drum and Guy on vocals and guitar the Band was quickly rounded out by the immense skills of Matt Nims, local master bass guitar slinger, and keyboardist Don "Contraband Ivory" Blair. ... more
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