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Nightmares
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Satelite Wings
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Broderick
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Sleep! Now!
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Whale Watching
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Downward Spiral
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Golden Morning
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Close To Break
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Rock'N'Roll Band
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Hometown Caravan Dresden, Germany
Established in 1999 at the edge of Thuringian Forest, the Caravan has now been parked at the river Elbe in Dresden for quite
some time.
One-man Business Hometown Caravan invests time, vigor and heart’s blood in the release of carefully selected Alt-Country, Americana, Folk, Indie and Singer/Songwriter records. Main emphasis is on good old vinyl, wrapped in solid artwork.
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