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The Assassin
03:20
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Grottengesang
02:26
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Krakenlied
02:57
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Zwergenbrunft
01:54
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Die eigentliche Braut
04:24
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When she fell
03:22
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We will rap you
01:40
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Fragment
01:07
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Im Grippenstadl
02:57
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Der grausame Tag
06:40
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Po und Aals Mund Germany
Po und Aals Mund was a dadaistic duo (and trio laters) from Germany in the late 80s.
Sub-section of Spalanzanis
Töchter:
Der Schwarze Rabe, Eiterschlangen, Pfad der Tugend
They did disrespectful, heavy stuff experimenting with song- and noise-structures against existing genres.
In loving memory of Ajoy
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