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    "comment": "Before he played in Superchunk, Bob Mould’s band, Split Single, and Verbow, Jason Narducy played guitar in Evanston, IL punk band Verboten.  He was 10 years old when they formed in 1982.\n\nThe band only lasted a year but it launched a lifelong love of music in Narducy and also proved inspirational, at least to one influential person.  Vocalist Tracy Bradford, who was 14 when the band began, is often cited as Dave Grohl's cousin, but is actually the daughter of his mom's childhood friend, and who he considered \"family as much as any blood relative.\" Grohl talked about seeing Verboten and its effect on him in documentary series Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways. https://tinyurl.com/yc6478kd\n\nVerboten are back with a self-titled new album, and were also featured in the 2007 documentary You Weren't There: A History of Chicago Punk, 1977-1984.",
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