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David Hajncel
rhythm / lead guitars and vocals
Steve Klienhammer
rhythm / lead guitars / keyboards and vocals
Bil Lema
keyboards / bass and vocals
Sigi Mueller
lead / rhythm / bass guitars

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H. J. Campbell

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Reviews Posted on February 28th, 2007 in Monthly, Around Hear, Uncategorized by the Illinois Entertainer

Crimson Tyde’s multi-faceted approach to hard rock on Raining Like Hell includes everything from the sexy romance of “Get Naked” to the over-the-top horror of “Don’t Do It.” Lead vocalist Bill Lema growls but delivers the well-crafted lyrics clearly, and  high-speed guitar playing impresses throughout. Crimson Tyde also succeeds with the more elaborate “Things That You Do” and “What I Need.” (www.crimsontyde.com)
– Terrence Flamm

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