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Starz
great big-hair band from the 70's. They were not as famous as they should have been. they were 10 years ahead of their time but not recognized for it because big-hair bands didn't become famous for years later. Starz was signed to Capitol Records in 1976. The original line up included vocalist Michael Lee Smith (brother of Rex Smith, vocalist for REX, and later a popular actor), Richie Ranno (formerly with Stories) on guitar, Brendan Harkin on guitar, Peter Sweval (Piet Sweval) (b. 13 April 1948, Toms River, New Jersey) on bass, and Joe. X. Dube (Jeff Grob) on drums.
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starz • Starzies • starz and chill • Starza • Starzacked • Starzea • Starzia • Starzie • Starzko • Starzlay
starz
A female with extraordinary proportions, in and around her chest and anal regions.
Also known as booty or cakes.
Also known as booty or cakes.
starz by dna from the sssj October 20, 2008
starz and chill
starz and chill by Sundevilgirl November 5, 2015
northurn starz
1.Group of rappers from the montreal area in quebec.
2. Could also mean someone from the north, e.g northern states in the United states or the provinces of canada, who is a star, or stunna.
2. Could also mean someone from the north, e.g northern states in the United states or the provinces of canada, who is a star, or stunna.
1. Eric: Yo the northurn starz got a show next week you down to go?
George: Fo sho who would miss dat!
2. Chad: Ey look at that guy over there from montreal he rolling big, he a real northurn star man.
George: Fo sho who would miss dat!
2. Chad: Ey look at that guy over there from montreal he rolling big, he a real northurn star man.
northurn starz by Patrick Gallagher April 10, 2008
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