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‘Dave Holland Judas Priest moustache’

Published November 19, 2012 at 395 × 226 in Movember: Rock’s Top Ten Greatest Moustaches of the Eighties

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Dave Holland is the ludicrous looking one. Sorry – let’s narrow that down – on the left.

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jan phillips
January 15, 2013 • 9:24 pm

and the one in the middle????

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