Tag “1995”
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Entities tagged as “1995”
62 entities found
Release groups
- Alice Cooper Classicks by Alice Cooper (the musician born Vincent Damon Furnier, changed his name legally to Alice Cooper in 1974)
- All Ages by Bad Religion
- ¡Alfaro Vive, Carajo! by At the Drive‐In
- …And the Circus Leaves Town by Kyuss
- 2 ¢ by Beowülf (Californian punk/metal fusion band)
- 1995 .Keep On Pushing by Bass Bumpers
- 2007‐06‐18: US Airways Arena, Phoenix, AZ, USA by The Police (British rock band)
- About Time by Pennywise
- Alice in Chains by Alice in Chains
- Ballbreaker by AC/DC (Australian hard rock band)
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Releases
- 1995 by HAMMERHANDS (Sludge metal band from Mississauga, Canada)
- Dragon Lore II by Pierre Estève
- evermore part 2: in between the lights by Palm Highway Chase
- Kingpin Skinny Pimp presents: Da Serpent Stepson by Lil Gin
- Miscellaneous by Wallside (American hardcore band)
- Stay Together by Bed & Breakfast
- Sunchemical EP by O Yuki Conjugate
- Terraformer (24bit Collectors Edition) by Andy Pickford
- The Biggest Prize in Sport by 999 (English punk rock band)
- The Punk Singles Collection by !Action Pact!
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Recordings
- 1995 by Crawdad Republic
- Billion Dollar Babies (live) (live, 1989-12-13~14: NEC Arena, Birmingham, UK) by Alice Cooper (the musician born Vincent Damon Furnier, changed his name legally to Alice Cooper in 1974)
- CountryDrum (This is an currently unidentified drum loop from the 1990s. It is presumably from a drum machine from the 1990s used for music production. This drum loop was present in in several country music songs) by [unknown] (Special Purpose Artist – Do not add releases here, if possible.)[CountryDrum?]
- Don’t Stand So Close to Me (live, 2007-06-18: US Airways Arena, Phoenix, AZ, USA) by The Police (British rock band)
- Good Friend (愛の味方) by THE BLUE HEARTS (Japanese punk rock band)
- Grind by Alice in Chains
- House of Fire by Alice Cooper (the musician born Vincent Damon Furnier, changed his name legally to Alice Cooper in 1974)
- No More Mr. Nice Guy (live, 1989-12: Birmingham, England, UK) by Alice Cooper (the musician born Vincent Damon Furnier, changed his name legally to Alice Cooper in 1974)