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Grandpa here!
This is great news indeed. First ime I saw Shudder was ninteen naughty-2 at the The Grand in NYC. This was right after Russell had left and they were already playing HIT Liquor live. Great show. I was able to meet Shudder on 2 different occasion after that. Once outside a bar in NYC. My friend was on the staff for the Fordham Observer and interviewd them. (I have pictures). I also had the privelage of going to the video premier for the X French T-shirt Video. The band was sitting a row in front of me. I hope I am lucky enough to score a ticket for this.
on Shudder To Think To Reunite at July 10, 2008 5:25 PMScore = 2