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They Won't Stay Dead!
02:59
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Down In The Dungeon
01:26
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Frankenstein Stomp
03:26
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Surprise For Teacher
02:04
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I Walked With A Zombie
02:50
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Mars Needs Women
01:43
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Mail-Order Monster
02:03
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Creepy Fella
02:46
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Graveyard Rockin'
02:27
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Skeleton Rock & Roll
03:38
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Christopher Lee
03:23
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Beach Party Massacre
02:05
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My Baby's Gone To Pieces
01:19
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Blood Feast
01:49
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Nosferatu
02:46
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The 3-D Invisibles Detroit, Michigan
Formed in 1981, The 3-D Invisibles are a Frankenstein-like fusion of early punk, Famous Monsters magazine, 60s AM pop, 50s
sci-fi films and EC comics, simmered in the juice from the "Abnormal Brain" jar.
Creepy Rick - Guitar and lead vocals
Crypt-Rocker Chris - Bass guitar and backing vocals
Billy Bones - Drums and backing vocals
... more
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