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Dead Combo Eye and Charlie Gillett chose "Vol. I" as one of the best albums in 2004 and as his Album of the Month in December 2005. He also included a track from "Vol. I", "Rumbero", in his compilation "Sound of The World - 2005". Pedro V. Gonçalves produced and played on Mazgani's 2010 album, Song of Distance Dead Combo & Royal Orquestra das Caveiras ao vivo no São Luiz (Dead & Company) There is another band known as Dead Combo (from Finland). The Portuguese Dead Combo invited them for a small gig in Lisbon, a one-off sort of "Dead Combo Clash".