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music (from abba to zappa, hehe)
sports (swimming, biking, volleyball, skiing)
Music:
The Inchtabokatables (been the best german band, but not known very well), Rupert Hine, Mike Oldfield, Saga, Yello, The Pogues, music of the eigthies and a lot of more.
almost every kind of music
I believe this is from a 1982 music festival in Dusseldorf.
Germany's Lia...
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I believe this is from a 1982 music festival in Dusseldorf.
Germany's Liaisons Dangereuses was a group that pioneered industrial dance music with their lone self-titled 1981 album. Beate Bartel (founding member of Einstürzende Neubauten, Mania D and Matador) and Chrislo Haas (founding member of DAF, member of Minus Delta T and Crime & the City Solution) formed the group in 1981 with vocalist Krishna Goineau; the group recorded a series of four ten-minute cassettes and then formed their only album from them. The group made several live appearances throughout the remainder of 1981 and 1982 and were occasionally joined by Anita Lane (Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) and Hideto Sasaki. Liaisons Dangereuses was originally issued by Teldec Import Services and was picked up by a couple other labels shortly thereafter. Once copies of a 1985 reissue on Roadrunner dried up, the album became an extremely sought-after collector's item, thanks in no small part to the number of prominent DJs -- primarily from Chicago's house and Detroit's techno scenes -- who frequently spun the album's "Los Niños del Parque." Hit Thing reissued the album on CD again in early 2003.
I believe this is from a 1982 music festival in Dusseldorf.
Germany's Lia...
more
I believe this is from a 1982 music festival in Dusseldorf.
Germany's Liaisons Dangereuses was a group that pioneered industrial dance music with their lone self-titled 1981 album. Beate Bartel (founding member of Einstürzende Neubauten, Mania D and Matador) and Chrislo Haas (founding member of DAF, member of Minus Delta T and Crime & the City Solution) formed the group in 1981 with vocalist Krishna Goineau; the group recorded a series of four ten-minute cassettes and then formed their only album from them. The group made several live appearances throughout the remainder of 1981 and 1982 and were occasionally joined by Anita Lane (Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds) and Hideto Sasaki. Liaisons Dangereuses was originally issued by Teldec Import Services and was picked up by a couple other labels shortly thereafter. Once copies of a 1985 reissue on Roadrunner dried up, the album became an extremely sought-after collector's item, thanks in no small part to the number of prominent DJs -- primarily from Chicago's house and Detroit's techno scenes -- who frequently spun the album's "Los Niños del Parque." Hit Thing reissued the album on CD again in early 2003.
taken from an old vhs tape... Johnny Halliday's Embarquement Immediat FR...
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taken from an old vhs tape... Johnny Halliday's Embarquement Immediat FR3 1987
from 'The Lost Decade' :
Their first destination was Cork, where they were to be filmed by a French TV crew for the prestigious Johnny Hallyday Show. But the weekend turned into a complete farce when they were driven all the way to Killarney, merely to sit in a pub and mime to 'Sally MacLennane'.
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** An unrelated video composite created for the purpose of posting this song.
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Video que grabamos para el proyecto de Audio, con el gran baile de Turtu...
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Video que grabamos para el proyecto de Audio, con el gran baile de Turturro alias Jesus Quintana, porque nadie le toca los huevos a Jesus...En la bolera de Artea y con la genial musica de los Gypsy Kings... Güelcon Tu Si Hotel California Sach a loli pleis
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