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Count Me Out
05:30
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Plan B
04:11
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Pieces
06:49
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Income
02:47
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Hybrid Twins
04:04
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Who We Are
04:06
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Easy Living
02:56
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Same Song
04:18
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Now And Then
06:54
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Black River
08:16
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Subwave Nuremberg, Germany
Still there, regardless of the consequences, weight problems and loss of hair.
Still standing, sweating and playing
their hearts out, until the devil takes them.
No hype, no bullshit, just guitar, bass and drums.
That's what we do.
Call it Indie, Alternative, Retro or Post or New or whatever?
Why should we care as long as the crowd is moving their arses!
... more
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