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The Black Crowes "Before the Frost…" Review

Sep 9, 2009, 3:06pm

The Black Crowes have been making classic rock-n-roll for over two decades and Before the Frost... is no exception to their formula: it is just as capable of making you dance, as it is at telling a great story.

Artists: The Black Crowes

Tags: Album Reviews, Black Crowes, Featured

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