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Album review: LEGACY PILOTS – Aviation
Laterne [Release date 23.07.20] I do find in these strange days of Lockdown I am automatically drawn to the unusual and the previously unknown in terms of bands and albums. Maybe even the underdog. And especially those that don’t necessarily … Continue reading
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Tagged album, Aviation, John Mitchell, Jordan Rudess, Legacy Pilots, Marco Minnemann, Pete Trevawas, pop, prog, Progressive Rock, review, Steve Morse
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