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“I think we all feel incredibly fortunate and grateful that we're still around. We're one of the last punk-rock bands standing. And, to be honest, if we weren't getting paid well, and there weren't these teenagers coming to see it and saying, "... this is good, these guys play hard," we probably wouldn't do it.”

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John Doe, born on February 25, 1954, is a renowned singer. His musical career began in the 1970s, and he gained popularity for his unique voice and emotional performances. Doe's music spans various genres, including pop, rock, and blues, and his songs often convey deep emotions and philosophical insights into life. more

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