8 thoughts on “ The Hole - Dirty Looks (2) - Slave To The Machine (CD, Album) ”

1. Mar 02,  · Published on Mar 2, "Welcome to the Machine" is the second song on Pink Floyd's album Wish You Were Here. It is notable for its use of heavily processed synthesizers and guitars, as well.

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2. Jan 27,  · Dirty Looks discography and songs: Music profile for Dirty Looks, formed Genres: Hard Rock, Glam Metal. Albums include Cool From the .

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3. This is a great, great album that should be in your collection. It's totally addicting. The production values are very good here, much better than the somewhat muddier-sounding Live Through This (also an excellent though very different album). It will be a shame if Hole never does another album/5().

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4. There is more than one artist named Dirty Looks 1. 80s / Present Hard Rock/Metal Band 2. A late 70s/early 80s new wave/power pop trio from Staten Island 3. A punk pop band from New York with ex-members of Bent Outta Shape 1) From the a read more.

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5. Apr 13,  · Dirty Looks; Album The Worst of Dirty Looks; Licensed to YouTube by CD Baby (on behalf of Sticky Records); CD Baby Sync Publishing, BMG Rights Management (US), LLC, CMRRA, and 1 Music Rights.

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6. Slave To The Machine is a monster. It's basically the Dirty Looks you remember but more powerfull and a bit less melodic. The album starts off with a really strong tune in "Slave In The Machine" and for the most part the whole first half of the album blows doors/5(12).

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7. 3 hours ago · A year-old grandmother who transformed her life - and her body - in her late 40s has admitted that she is being inundated with messages from admirers online, many of whom think she's decades.

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8. Pennsylvania band Dirty Looks formed in and went on to release 5 albums on major labels between and It was the changing musical landscape of the time that forced the band to split up in following the release of 'Slave To The Machine' and it wasn’t until that the band re-surfaced.

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