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Skinny Puppy: Ain't It Dead Yet (1988)

Genre : Music

Runtime : 1H 9M

Director : Dermot Shane

Synopsis

Live from the Toronto Concert Hall in 1987, this concert showcases the legendary industrial band performing such songs as "Dig It," "Anger," "Addiction," "Chainsaw," "First Aid," "Assimilate," "The Choke," "Deep Down Trauma Hounds," "God's Gift Maggot," "Brap" and "Smothered Hope."

Actors

Nivek Ogre
Nivek Ogre
cEvin Key
cEvin Key
Dwayne Goettel
Dwayne Goettel

Crews

Dermot Shane
Dermot Shane
Director

Trailers and other movies

Skinny Puppy - Deep Down Trauma Hounds [Live]

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