Deadly Fists of Kung Fu New Orleans, Louisiana
Rock, you know, when that meant loud guitars, drums and bass with the vocals buried just low enough to tell the guy could sing pretty good, but didn't need to because that would take away from the aforementioned loud guitars and drums.
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