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Queen of Pop
02:19
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the king of pop is dead, died lonely in his bed, I'm sitting on his thrown to see my kingdom come, I love my brand new job, long live the Queen of Pop, I'll write you gorgeous songs, I'll tell you what went wrong. When butterflies are crying you know the taste of clouds, an unknown skinhead poet was telling me about //.. Let's start a revolution like million songs before, this time it is for real 'cause we got the better chords, this girl she's diabolic chasing for your love, she is the Queen of Pop! Where have all the flowers gone Mr Tambourine Man, How many roads a man must walk, Times are changing now, Missiles and Soldiers and Masters of War, The sun ain't gonna shine anymore anymore, I'm drowning my sorrows in whiskey and gin, Nights in White Satin makes me feel like a man, We're going to San Francisco with flowers in our hair, Hey Lord won't you buy me a Scarborough Fair.
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Commercial Suicide
03:26
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I can't wait for the summer of 2004, soon I'll take my surfboard 'cause I love you all, you think I am a hippie but I'm thinking of tomorrow, I'm the guru you were waiting for, your old leather jacket, sweet sweet patchouli, give a fuck give a fuck to the record companies, you think that could be punkrock and I know that you are right, I'm the guru you were waiting for. Once I made a record, I did it for you all, like the man on the cross 2000 years ago, commerical commercial suicide, I, (I) can't wait for the summer of '68 (I can't wait) 'cause I am a DJ catching every wave, you think I am a surfer but I'm thinking of tomorrow (talk to me) I'm the guru you were waiting for (about tomorrow). Your old favourite records peel slowly peel slowly (sui ...) in a hotel with a lift and a man who's dressed in black (suicide) you think that could be punkrock and I know that you are right (tell me how) I'm the guru you were waiting for (you made this record). but the difference between Jesus and me is the money, 'cause the pope made a clever clever clever merchandise.
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347
02:26
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John & Yoko in bed
02:25
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Martial Arts
02:01
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Hot Showers
02:18
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Mrs Pharmacist
02:38
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Churchgate Guy
02:43
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Band from the Pubs
02:12
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Babuna Honnig
03:12
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Frankenstein Tattoo
02:41
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Unknown Artist
02:16
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Strangelove TV
03:45
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Woog Riots Darmstadt, Germany
From Lo-Fi to Disco! That's what perfectly describes the Woog Riots sound: a unique mixture consisting of quirky indie pop, boy/girl vocals with a Lo-Fi attitude of singing, electronic beats and synthesizers. The band’s upbeat live shows have been celebrated from Europe across the Atlantic. In their songs you might recognize sounds of DFA, Moldy Peaches, Young Marble Giants, B-52's and many more. ... more
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