• Scott Miller of The Loud Family and Game Theory has recently died

    norm tandberg Posted On June 22, 2013
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    i was a big fan of both the loud family and game theory and was sad to read of his death. i have all the albums,but the cds were hard come by. his web site is offering free downloads of the game theory releases. label issues prevented the re-release of many of the titles especially onto cd. scott was upset that you could only find these albums for very high prices on ebay and other sites so he posted these downloads for fans to once again enjoy his music in the digital age. what a generous gift to us all! i believe the web site is: loudfamily.com. there is no cause of death stated,but he was only 53 years old. he was getting ready to release a new album called-supercalifragile. i hope it comes out at some point. thanks for the music scott.




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