Tap is back

Spinal Tap's "Unwigged and Unplugged" tour is on.

So who's the unfortunate drummer?

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Ben Boychuk said…
Oh, man. I haven't been to a concert in several years, but I would love to see these guys again. I saw Spinal Tap at the Universal Ampitheater in 1992. If the tickets aren't too outrageous, I'd try to scrape together a few bucks to seem them at the Wiltern in April.
1:22 PM
Anonymous said…
I'll be at Merlefest when they're in Denver. Perhaps the Waybacks will play some Tap ... or Folksmen.
1:34 PM
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