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intro
01:33
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Keine Hoffnung
02:40
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Walkman
02:34
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Kacke
02:25
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Berliner
02:28
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Hirn verloren
02:03
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Riesige Roboter
02:44
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Betonklotz
01:47
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Schaufensterpuppen
02:46
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Extrawurst
02:33
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Silberfische
03:00
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12. |
Technik
07:05
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Die Silberfische Aachen, Germany
Die Silberfische aus Aachen machen Lieder im Future Retro Sound über Menschen zwischen Hoffnung, Angst und Verzweiflung unter Einfluss von Großstadtleben, Technik und Massenmedien im 21. Jahrhundert. Roboter übernehmen die Weltherrschaft und Silberfische wollen die Stadt regieren! 1980 war alles besser und ein Walkman war alles, was man braucht! Hätte man nur den DeLorean aus Zurück in die Zukunft ... more
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