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National Radio Song
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The Player
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Everybody Knows
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Rise
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Seven Miles
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Ready
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Raining
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Where I Belong
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Falling
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The Only One
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Sometimes
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Don Abandons Alice
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Come Down
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disgroove Basel, Switzerland
Can acoustic guitars be incendiary? The lads from Disgroove certainly think so. After three albums, numerous European tours and support slots for Die Happy, Revolverheld, Helmet, Velvet Revolver, Amplifier and many more, they’ve put away their electric guitars. Instead, they’ve taken out their acoustic guitars and are using them to spark a new sound... ... more
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