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IMPALED Featured On MP3.COM's 'Great Albums'

February 27, 2007

Oakland's IMPALED is the currently featured video interview on MP3.com's online show "Great Albums". Ross Sewage and Sean McGrath of IMPALED share five great albums for touring the world and elsewhere with host Christine Carney, as well as some off-the-cuff banter, some laughs, some tears, and just maybe a few hugs.

Previous "Great Albums" guests have included Rob Halford, MASTODON, Tom Warrior, and Matt Pike in.

Said Sewage, "It's good to know that we're finally sullying this online show's great run with our meager presence."

The show can be streamed or podcast at www.mp3.com, or from the band's profile page at www.mp3.com/impaled.

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