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!T.O.O.H.! - Kali (05:11)

From Rád A Trest (Order And Punishment) released in 2005. www.tooh.wz.cz

!T.O.O.H.! - Analyza Zahnedy (03:02)

Perhaps one of metal's best kept secrets, Czech progressive deathgrind band !TOOH! (short for The Obliteration of Humanity) is almost impossible to properly categorize. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how well this song...

Mike Bereal shedding to "Oh Give Thanks" (06:45)

Visit www.MikeBerealDVD.com Michael Bereal ripping on the piano with Bryan White on bass. This is one very popular gospel song entitled "Oh Give Thanks" that Mike has recorded with Judith McAllister. Be sure to visit...

Sackboy Dances to Oh No You Didnt (00:30)

This is what happens when your bored.

Strictly Pro Samba to Oh What A Night 2008 (02:16)

Strictly Come Dancing pro dancers Brian Fortuna, Kristina Rihanoff, James Jordan, Ola Jordan, Darren Bennett, Lilia Koplova, Karen Hardy and Matthew Cutler, dance a beautiful bouncy Samba to "Oh What A Night!"

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!T.O.O.H.! Biography

!T.O.O.H.! (an acronym for "The Obliteration of Humanity") were a progressive deathgrind band from the Czech Republic formed in 1990. In their early years, their lyrics focused mainly on gore, but in their later years more on politics and political matters.

!T.O.O.H.! was originally founded under the name Devastator by brothers Jan and Josef Vesely, but they changed it in 1993. The band was disbanded shortly after putting the finishing touches on the Rad a Trest album due to financial difficulties caused after being dropped by Earache Records, who took the album out of print only two months after its release.

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