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7-15-09 Berlin – The Metro

Posted by gavortnik on July 15, 2009

Well, from 50s bubblegum with possible Frankensteinian undertones back to 80s synth-pop… here’s Berlin’s The Metro, from 1983, when drum machines and gender confusion reigns. I think this is my favorite Berlin song. It sets an atmosphere, tells a story and then tells it well. And I just like the choruses.

Courtesy of billyvilelio.

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  1. 7-16-09 Nightwish – The Islander « One Neat Thing a Day said

    July 16, 2009 at 9:20 pm

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