Remember the Afghan Whigs?

Apparently, the Afghan Whigs were on Fallon the other night, and they killed:

I always though they were one of the better, more individual bands from the 80′s-90′s era. For your viewing pleasure:

Date posted: May 23, 2012 | Filed under music | No Comments »

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