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JasonAller — 2007-08-04 10:16:43

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- '''Game Theory''' was an early-'80s Paisley Underground movement band whose members were from both ["Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] and which formed after the break up of local band ["Alternative Learning"]. The band often toured with fellow Davis musicians, ["Dream Syndicate"] and ["Thin White Rope"].	+ '''Game Theory''' was an early-'80s Paisley Underground movement band whose members were from both ["Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] and which formed after the break up of local band ["Alternate Learning"]. The band often toured with fellow Davis musicians, ["Dream Syndicate"] and ["Thin White Rope"].

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BrentLaabs — 2006-10-05 10:54:00

formatting

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- Game Theory's first album, Blaze of Glory, was a limited printing of only 500 copies and was sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags. The band released several albums since then, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slash Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].	+ Game Theory's first album, ''Blaze of Glory'', was a limited printing of only 500 copies and was sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags. The band released several albums since then, including ''The Pointed Accounts of People You Know'' (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slash Music"]), and ''Real Nighttime'', released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].

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AlphaDog — 2006-10-05 09:05:39

+link, reorg

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- Game Theory was an early-'80s Paisley Underground movement band. Its members were from both Davis and ["Sacramento"].	+ '''Game Theory''' was an early-'80s Paisley Underground movement band whose members were from both ["Davis"] and ["Sacramento"] and which formed after the break up of local band ["Alternative Learning"]. The band often toured with fellow Davis musicians, ["Dream Syndicate"] and ["Thin White Rope"].
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- Formed after the break up of local band ["Alternative Learning"]. Game Theory's first album, Blaze of Glory, with a printing of only 500 copies, were sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags.	+ Game Theory's first album, Blaze of Glory, was a limited printing of only 500 copies and was sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags. The band released several albums since then, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slash Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].
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- They often toured with ["Dream Syndicate"] and ["Thin White Rope"]. - - The band released several albums, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slash Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].	+ Learn about other local musicians who've left a significant musical impression on our page of ["Significant Davis Bands"].

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RobRoy — 2006-08-05 10:11:14

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- Formed in Sacramento in 1982, after the break up of ["Alternative Learning"]. Their first album, Blaze of Glory, with a printing of only 500 copies, were sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags.	+ Formed after the break up of local band ["Alternative Learning"]. Game Theory's first album, Blaze of Glory, with a printing of only 500 copies, were sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags.
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- The band released several albums, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slask Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].	+ The band released several albums, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slash Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].

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RobRoy — 2006-08-05 10:08:50

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	+ Game Theory was an early-'80s Paisley Underground movement band. Its members were from both Davis and ["Sacramento"]. + + Formed in Sacramento in 1982, after the break up of ["Alternative Learning"]. Their first album, Blaze of Glory, with a printing of only 500 copies, were sent out to college radio stations wrapped in trash bags. + + They often toured with ["Dream Syndicate"] and ["Thin White Rope"]. + + The band released several albums, including "The Pointed Accounts of People You Know" (with the track "Metal and Glass Exact" that is featured on ["Davis Wiki Dot Org Slask Music"]), and Real Nighttime, released on Enigma Records. The original line-up broke up in 1985. But lead-singer Scott Miller continued on until 1990, when he started ["Loud Family"].