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Thrills & Chills

File:TCNeilZaza.jpg

Studio album by

Released

Instrumental rock

BMA Entertainment

Michael Morales

Neil Zaza chronology

Two Hands One Heart
(1992)

Thrills & Chills
(1993)

Sing
(1996)

Thrills & Chills was the second album released by American guitarist Neil Zaza.

Track listing

"Joof"
"Ground Zero"
"Melodia"
"Champ"
"Tobaber"
"Red Meat"
"Higher and Higher"
"[Untitled]"
"Ain't No Thang"
"Haunt"
"Town Without Pity" (Korea-only bonus track)

Personnel

Neil Zaza - guitar
Blake Sakamoto - keyboards
Doug Johns - bass
Christopher Ceja - drums

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