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stop & play
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beauty of language
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window
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a swan on the ocean
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miss B.
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mekanik kommando GE, The Netherlands
inspired by DIY, kraftwerk, magma and two tape recorders the band began as a recording project in 1979. The obscure results
appeared on cassettes in small quantities. A strange sound, strange music. Eventually this led to a number of lp's, cassettes and countless gigs . They played the light from their eyes.
The inevitable happened and after a few years they disappeared into the void.
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