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| − | + | Kane died young of leukemia in 1972, but somehow ended up in a different dimension called Capricorn. His friend Robert Leal, who produced his memorial album, starts to travel there also in the early 2000s. | |
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Latest revision as of 07:49, 20 June 2024
Transdimensional rock group led by Christopher Kane, from the 1987 science fiction novel Feral Cell by Richard Bowes.
Kane's biggest hit was "Up in the Wind."
Kane died young of leukemia in 1972, but somehow ended up in a different dimension called Capricorn. His friend Robert Leal, who produced his memorial album, starts to travel there also in the early 2000s.
