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Highway Headshop
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Wild Child
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Mies & Gemein
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Monkey Town
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Bruce Lee
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The Beasts Hamburg, Germany
Led by their eccentric singer Ray Orsen, the Hamburg based band has been rolling across the stages of this world in various lineups for more than twelve years now. The Beasts throw primitive blues-trash'n'roll hits, dirty surf monsters and some groovy garage rockers at the audience. The Beasts are always able to ruin a great evening. Let's go! ... more
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