Cheap Trick - Live From Toyko 1978 - DVD
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It's all here The classic-rock hair of Robin Zander and Tom Peterson, the strangely straight Inchbusiness guyInch look of tie-wearing drummer Bun E. Cralos (along with his over-the-top athletic drumming), and the sheer virtuosity and comic weirdness of the guitarist.
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- GenreMusicDescriptionIt's all here The classic-rock hair of Robin Zander and Tom Peterson, the strangely straight Inchbusiness guyInch look of tie-wearing drummer Bun E. Cralos (along with his over-the-top athletic drumming), and the sheer virtuosity and comic weirdness of the guitarist.TitleLive From Toyko 1978FormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioHudson Street
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