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No mate, still in the States.

I'll go back to Jap this year though :nod:

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BIGINAMERICA wrote: No mate, still in the States.

I'll go back to Jap this year though :nod:

Why? :scratch: the scrans shit. :laugh:

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BIGINAMERICA wrote: No mate, still in the States.

I'll go back to Jap this year though :nod:

Can I come this time?! Sounds like you and G had a ball last time.

I can carry stuff for him too, you know! :)

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in the 80's i always expected more from Alphaville. Well, Forever Young has a good remix :nod:

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|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: Ultravox wannabes.

Who :confused2:

Biggie and Jarvo :confused2:

:laugh:

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Classic choon! :thumb:

:nuts:

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ah, good ol ALPHAVILLE.

i think they're one of few underrated consistent band/group from the eighties. always brings back good memories...

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DM and PSB didn't get onto the Napoleon Dynamite soundtrack...

oh...and they aren't German like Alphaville...everybody loves Germans...

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Jeffari-al-Texani wrote: DM and PSB didn't get onto the Napoleon Dynamite soundtrack...

oh...and they aren't German like Alphaville...everybody loves Germans...

Even the Germans who take David Hasslehoff's music career seriously?

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A friend of mine made me listen to Alphaville early demos. They are from the late 70's and... far better than their first album corrupted by a "mainstream production"...

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I always liked Alphaville. Their 1997 album is also good. But I'm surprised to see that many Anglo-Saxons are aware of them.

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