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Kalhoz
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Block To Block
02:22
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Kic Me Russia
01:53
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Dobl Steyshen
02:37
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Kejk
03:34
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Velvet Waltz
01:38
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Peyshens
02:03
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Bo Jo Cie Kochom
02:46
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Forcd
02:24
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Moniuments
02:23
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On Top
03:07
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Tavarish
02:00
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Transparent Tlf
02:52
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Conveyor Belt
01:58
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De Press Oslo, Norway
Norwegian new wave band whose debut album Block to Block was one of the most influential Norwegian rock releases in the early 80's . With their unmistakeable blend of typical early 80's dark new wave rock and Eastern European influences (complete with Polish refugee Andrej Nebb's Norwegian-English-Polish lyrics), they have remained an oft-referenced band in Norwegian rock. ... more
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