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Lick was an American band on Chicago's Invisible Records in the 1990s. Members have played with Pigface, The Final Cut, Project Elf, Sister Machine Gun and more. The band released two albums, Breech and Heap, in the 1990s.
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Lick was an American band on Chicago's Invisible Records in the 1990s. Members have played with Pigface, The Final Cut, Project Elf, Sister Machine Gun and more. The band released two albums, Breech and Heap, in the 1990s.
The band's members include:
The band also sometimes includes Timothy R Zuellig, Yvette Lera, Bob Jones, Martin Atkins, Mike Carnahan, and Vincent Grech.
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