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The Black Vault Case File Database is a collection of UFO & Paranormal Reports from around the globe. Case File Status: Hoax Background The following case was first submitted through the UFO Reporting hotline for The Black Vault, TBV Investigations. It was assigned to Jim Kerr for investigation. Cattle Mutilation in Naselle, Washington – August 29, 2017.

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The Alien Bass Station combines three effects: limiter/compressor, amp generator, and gamma fuzz. The limiter/compressor section allows control of a bass guitar’s dynamic range without suppressing tones. The amp generator has the characteristics of a tube bass amp, similar to a classic Ampeg B-15. The gamma fuzz is truly unique among fuzz pedals as it allows the stronger and lower bass frequencies to produce more fuzz giving it a whole new expressive harmonic richness. For more information: Analog Alien.

For other bands, see Alien (disambiguation). This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Borg and Jidhed's original lineup included Ken Sandin on bass guitar, Jimmy Wandroph on keyboards, and Toby Tarrach on drums. This group released the single "Only One Woman" in 1988, a cover of a song written by the Bee Gees and first recorded by The Marbles in 1968  . This album included eight out of the twelve tracks released in the 1988 album, five of which were remixed. Two new tracks were added, "Now Love" being one and a cover of "The Air That I Breathe" the other, both sung by new vocalist Peter "Pete" Sandberg. Shiftin' Gear (1988–93).

Album: The Black Album. The Black Album" is the 16th full-length studio album by Prince. It's known as "The Black Album" due to its plain black sleeve, which contains no information apart from the catalogue number printed on the spine in peach letters. The sticker on the 1994 release labeled it "The legendary Black Album". It was originally intended to be released on 8 December 1987, but was canceled at Prince's request just prior to release (on 1 December 1987)