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Exhumed Microwave !!

SlaughterCorpseMon, 12/01/2015 - 20:58

This is the original microwave Exhumed had on stage for the Hell Over Europe Tour. Got it as a present. I think it's pretty badass. Something else than a Pick, haha xD

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Year: 2014
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Exhumed
Exhumed Microwave !!
Exhumed Microwave !!
Exhumed Microwave !!
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Recent Comments

    mortuaryrott
    how much are you looking for this
    franellew
    Haha I still have the cap. I’m barely checking this website again.
    ShenmueIV
    you used paint for these right?
    Urorganism
    I noticed... and drooled
    phantasm
    It still could be! There were just one too many inconsistencies for me to be convinced.
    Urorganism
    Verkligen! Här började de hitta den rätta formulan *njuter*
    bombinox18
    Oui, leur site était en maintenance un bon paquet de temps.
    Ulke666
    Härligt, då får vi se vem som hinner först ;)
    Ulke666
    Jo, otroligt läcker poster som borde ramas in.
    xXtastyautopsyXx
    I can't find this brand of sneakers anywhere else on the internet, where did you get these?
    Lanthir
    Those shirts were printed for their US tour in 2015 - bought my copy directly from the band and there is also an orange
    GEKIGA111
    Amazing! I have the OG longsleeve for sale on my page!
    Urorganism
    Sexig! Man ser suget i Ellefsons blick! 💦
    Lanthir
    I was there :)
    Urorganism
    Hahaha! De kommer när du minst anar 😅
    hellslaughter
    Thanks for this information. My guess was that they had the name Virgin Steel in the very early days