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A Strange Land
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Bells are ringing
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Bad Dubstein
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Amb is not Ambition
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Very Important People's Secret Sorrows Austria
PHIL SICKO: It's everything I'm doing on my own, but always for everbody. Two other people are involved in the Live
Appearance, too.
Every once in a Blue Moon you might experience a Performance with some of the stuff. Go to see it, it's very rude mostly: loud, aggressive, powerful and irritating.
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