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Left End is best known as early glam/shock-rock pioneers. Frontman Dennis T Menass' theatrical performances are still talked about to this day, and have influenced generations. Founding members of Left End, Patsy Palombo, Tom Figinsky, and Jim Puhalla join Anthony and Gary for a conversation about their more than fifty year career; which will conclude next month with their final performance. We talk about their earliest days, including their unreleased but soon to be reissued album, "Umbilicus"!
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