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D4Dillinger Four (band)
D4Delta4 (work process and performance improvement system for sales organizations)
d44-Sided Die (gaming)
D4Fourth Generation Channel Bank (48 Voice Channels on 2 T-1s or 1 T-1c)
D4Degrade, Disrupt, Deny, Destroy
D4Decontamination, Dismantlement, Deactivation, and Decommissioning (US DoE)
D4MI-5 Special Services
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I think of Dillinger Four, and talking to people who clean my teeth or whatever, there's no comprehension of underground DIY punk rock.
Dan Padilla by Taylor, Todd / Thrasher
It starts with an autobiograpical piece about his plunge into punk rock, continues with contemporary interviews of bands and people such as Duane Peters, Dillinger Four, Bloodhag, NOFX, Rev Norb, Winston Smith, Mike Diana, Tim Yohannon (RIP) and Jan Angel, Hot Water Music and more, and concludes with an essay on conducting interviews.
Born to rock: heavy drinkers and thinkers by Thrasher
S: Dillinger Four is the only band that would even try us.
BITCHIN' by Hughes, Patrick / Thrasher
 
 
 
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