File:Frost* live at Islington Assembly Hall - 52538348008.jpg
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English: The last night of a short UK tour, their first for five years, marred only by very poor sound with booming bass pedals and drums drowning out everything else and an over-driven stack distorting badly. Light show was innovative and good though. Jem Godfrey, John Mitchell , Clive Bundell and Matt King ran through material from all four Frost* albums, including a full 28 minute version of Milliontown. |
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