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Blood
03:24
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I Need A Knife
04:15
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Falco - Dance Mephisto
03:43
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Falco, Ferdi Bolland, Rob Bolland.
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Love & Hate
03:40
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Moon (Live)
04:13
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Freak Show (Live)
03:34
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Maestro Nosferatu Moscow, Russia
A striking combination of digital mysticity, gothic exaltation and the cobwebs of splendid sound.
Fiery rhythm, seducing vocals which convey the dramatic nature of temptation.
A feeling as amaizing as a wild dance on the razor's edge...
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