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- 01. Und Täglicht Grüßt Das Murmeltier
02. Ich Weiß Es Selbst
03. Maulhelden Und Maulheldinnen
04. Nicht_lustig!
05. Grenzstadt
KOBAYASHI
Sicherheitswahn
[engl] Do not get mixed up with the band with the same name from Vienna / Austria. Kobayashi from Bremen play melodic, but fast & aggressive HC-Punk (Quarantine meets Verbal Assault??) with an urgent political message, sung mainly in German. The 7" comes with a nicely done sleeve + a booklet with the lyrics translated in several languages (French, Spanish, Polish, English).- Format
- 7''
- Release-Datum
- 02.07.2000
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