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Mark Oakley
Binghamton, NyUs
Saturday September 03 2011 11:36 AM
“ yea thats her real name ”
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nikkiway77
Ocala, FlUs
Saturday April 02 2011 05:05 PM
“ Love them. If you don't like screaming don't listen to them instead of getting mad. ”
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Isabella
GreeceGr
Saturday January 15 2011 06:50 AM
“ isn't this MARILYN MONROE's real name? NORMA JEAN...that's her! ”
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TheDestroyer68
United StatesUs
Wednesday July 14 2010 03:27 PM
“ Meridional Out Now! ”
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Malcolm
Rockton, IlUs
Friday May 14 2010 01:42 PM
“ Not to be confused with either the late-'70s disco diva (who sang with Chic in 1977 before going solo and having a hit with 1978's "Saturday") or the country singer (who had some hits in the '60s), this Norma Jean is a Christian alternative metal/metalcore band that used to go by the name Luti-Kriss. At first, Norma Jean went with a rap-metal approach -- in reviews, the former Luti-Kriss was often described as the Christian equivalent of Limp Bizkit, Korn, (hed) p.e., Methods of Mayhem, or Rage Against the Machine. But as the band evolved, Norma Jean got away from rap-metal and became even heavier. The bandmembers heard on 2002's Bless the Martyr and Kiss the Child don't believe in subtlety any more than they believe in taking prisoners; they do, however, believe in having a very harsh, punishing sound and beating listeners into obedience (musically, not literally -- they're a Christian band, after all). And while those who don't care for metalcore's harshness are unlikely to become Norma Jean converts, the S ”

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