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Personnel

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Anyone with a good set of ears can hear that Frank Beard had very little to do with this album. While the story of "Eliminator" is pretty well covered, can somebody perhaps clear the waters on this album a bit? Joe Hardy played bass on Billy's recent solo album, so it wouldn't be illogical to assume that he played bass on some of the album ("Velcro Fly" does not sound like Dusty's bass playing at all). But this is just speculation... Jules TH 16 (talk) 17:16, 11 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]