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begrüßungsfahrt deluxxe
03:04
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2. |
automation
03:48
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3. |
dance
02:18
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4. |
look of the world
02:44
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5. |
implosions
03:17
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6. |
deluxxe en orbit
04:58
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7. |
viel zu viel
02:57
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8. |
transfix
04:48
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9. |
gehts noch?
03:39
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10. |
track
03:38
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11. |
weiter
03:17
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12. |
laut los
00:53
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g.rag/zelig implosion deluxxe Munich, Germany
This band is basically the punk b-sides of b-52 but more boyish and with less hair. One of the best bands in town, hands
on.
& they connect with audiences in a way that you don’t see often here:
it’s tight enough for the mainstream, yet weird enough for the underground.
Emilie Gedron (munichagain.com)
... more
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