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Beach Boys – The girl from New York City
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Der Rock ist ein Gebrauchswert (Karl Marx)Highlights von Rolling-Stone.deJimi Hendrix: Der Außerirdische wohnt im Kempinski
Michael Hutchence: Das letzte ROLLING-STONE-Interview vor seinem Tod
Whitney Houston: Der einsame Tod der Pop-Ikone
Syd Barrett: Genie und Tod des Pink-Floyd-Gründers
Die 100 besten Debütsingles aller Zeiten
„Ghostbusters“: Uniformierte Dienstleister mit trockenem Humor
WerbungJim Croce – New York’s Not My Home
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Beach Boys – Carry me home
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Der Rock ist ein Gebrauchswert (Karl Marx)Chris De Burgh – Carry Me (Like A Fire In Your Heart)
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Lord I tried to see it through / But it was too much for meYardbirds – Heart Full Of Soul
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Sting – Let Your Soul Be Your Pilot
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Lord I tried to see it through / But it was too much for me
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„Take me to the pilot“ – Elton John (1970)
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Wayne's World, Wayne's World, party time, excellent!Franz Ferdinand – Take Me Out
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I'm pretty good with the past. It's the present I can't understand.Edgar Broughton Band – Out demons out
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Der Rock ist ein Gebrauchswert (Karl Marx)Gorillaz – Demon Days
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Thanks Chuck !David Mc Williams – Days of Pearly Spencer
David McWilliams – Days Of Pearly Spencer (1968)
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His profession's his religion, his sin is his lifelessness Contre la guerreBeach Boys – Summer of Love
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Der Rock ist ein Gebrauchswert (Karl Marx)CSN&Y – Love the One You’re With
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His profession's his religion, his sin is his lifelessness Contre la guerreSir Elton John – I Don’t Wanna Go On With You Like That
Klasse Songtitel!
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Lord I tried to see it through / But it was too much for meText okay, Musik geht so….
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His profession's his religion, his sin is his lifelessness Contre la guerre
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