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What the Funk
05:07
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I say, you say
04:08
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Somebody Else
07:20
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Mad Jay
05:15
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Nothing (and even more)
06:43
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SHAKE THE DEAF Strasbourg, France
Ce trio originaire d'Alsace, a digéré pas mal de styles allant de la pop étriquée d’un Radiohead à la puissance d’un Queens
Of The Stone Age, en passant par Funk Rock d'un Red Hot Chili Pepers à un son old school d'un Led Zepplin, pour proposer un set aussi percutant que mélodique.
SHAKE THE DEAF !
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