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I saw this band in 1989 at Dayton's Hara Arena with L.A. Guns and Dangerous Toys. Their album 'Surprise Attack' had a great song called Walkin' Shoes along with a mid-tempo rocker 'Guilty' and some really nice ballads.
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I thought Tora Tora meant "Tiger Tiger" in Japanese, and was their secret code call to attack Midway Island. My grandmother named her cat "Sukoshi Tora" which I was told meant "Little Tiger." DavidDouthitt (Talk) 21:47, 24 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
