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Band / Triceratops
Triceratops
2 releases
·
5 members
·
2 line-ups
Triceratops
Banana Split
1996 ·
B
· split
Triceratops
s/t
1996 ·
A
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
Line-ups
96
96
Chris Lisk
A
B
Marc Lispi
A
B
Siddha Giacomo
A
B
Peter Damalas
A
Jim Schwartz
B
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