Movie Documentary Music
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Three down-to-earth guys, working on day-to-day jobs, recording songs and reaching out for alternatives beyond ordinary. This is an extraordinary fuzzomentary about a band called TRUCKFIGHTERS.
Chris Cockrell Oskar Cedermalm Niklas Källgren Oscar Johansson Winfred Kennerknecht Andreas Von Ahn Pär Hjulström Fu Manchu Valient Thorr Let Me Out Witchcraft Graveyard Red Stoner Sun Joshua Homme Eddie Glas Tom Davies Ruben Romano Carl Horne Andy Duvall Isaiah Mitchell Rob Oswald Nick Oliveri Alfredo Hernandez
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