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Music Appreciation

highplainsdem

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7. Since I wanted to post a video showing what fans expected of

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Sat Jun 4, 2022, 03:04 PM

Jun 2022

Die Toten Hosen -- and the video of yesterday's surprise concert appearance, posted in reply 4, has disappeared and I don't know when I'll find a different source for it -- here's video of the band's Rock Am Ring concert in 2012. Their 1988 hit Hier Kommt Alex is at 1:02:48, and Tage Wie Diese -- their biggest hit, and topping the charts at that time in 2012 (30 years after they started) -- is at 1:11:30. (Complete setlist at https://setlist.fm/setlist/die-toten-hosen/2012/nurburgring-nurburg-germany-1bdfd990.html .

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ringo's best "look" over the years nt msongs Jun 2022 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author highplainsdem Jun 2022 #2

I agree. highplainsdem Jun 2022 #3

BTW, thanks to YouTube's quick video uploads, I know Die Toten Hosen were back highplainsdem Jun 2022 #4

I see that video of yesterday's concert is gone. Maybe more will highplainsdem Jun 2022 #5

Apparently a public broadcasting corporation in SW Germany was also blocked highplainsdem Jun 2022 #6

Since I wanted to post a video showing what fans expected of highplainsdem Jun 2022 #7