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'''Lord Adder''' was a rock group from Malta active in the 1990s and 2000s, featuring singing bassist [[Mark Spiteri]] and drummer [[Ray "Il-Ħamiemu" Micallef]] who originally played together in the trash metal band [[Vandals]]. | '''Lord Adder''' was a rock group from Malta active in the 1990s and 2000s, featuring singing bassist [[Mark Spiteri]] and drummer [[Ray "Il-Ħamiemu" Micallef]] who originally played together in the trash metal band [[Vandals]]. Mark's brother [[Aldo Spiteri]] was Lord Adder's guitarist. | ||
A music video for their song Childhood Land was filmed at the | A music video for their song Childhood Land was filmed at the [[Rock Café]] in [[Paceville]] and released on [[YouTube]] in March 2007. | ||
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Lord Adder was a rock group from Malta active in the 1990s and 2000s, featuring singing bassist Mark Spiteri and drummer Ray "Il-Ħamiemu" Micallef who originally played together in the trash metal band Vandals. Mark's brother Aldo Spiteri was Lord Adder's guitarist.
A music video for their song Childhood Land was filmed at the Rock Café in Paceville and released on YouTube in March 2007.
External links
- Childhood Land - music video on YouTube