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Annihilator interview with Jeff Waters - January 2017

Interview with Annihilator's Jeff Waters upon the release of the band's "Triple Threat" album in 2017.

An episode of the The Rock Writer's Ramble podcast, hosted by The Rock Writer's Ramble, titled "Annihilator interview with Jeff Waters - January 2017" was published on July 3, 2018 and runs 33 minutes.

July 3, 2018 ·33m · The Rock Writer's Ramble

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Interview with Annihilator's Jeff Waters upon the release of the band's "Triple Threat" album in 2017.

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Interview with Annihilator's Jeff Waters upon the release of the band's "Triple Threat" album in 2017.

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