LJDH – Sunday Strippin On Mondays part II

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Le Journal Du Hard Épisode du lundi 9 Décembre 2013 "She's just a Sunday stripper/At the bar on the corner/She's a g-string tripper/But I'm in love with her...I get dressed every Sunday morning/Get my hair back nice and clean/I take a slow walk down to the bar she works/And I try to find me a front row seat" et oui ce sont des extraits du morceau "Sunday Stripper" du groupe Cocksparrer qui mélange glam et punk rock, et ce morceau ouvre l'émission "Sunday Stripper" justement, la boucle est bouclée et la compréhension de la référence espérée.Enfin j'espère...Toujours est-il que nous continuons notre périple Oi! /street punk oriented avec Lion's Law ( nouveauté UVPR records), Nabat, Rough, Basta, Brigada Flores Magon, RAS, L'Infanterie Sauvage, Negative Approach, Camera Silens, Wretched Ones, NV Le Anderen, Iron Cross, Red Alert, Vibram 94, Youngang, Komintern Sect, The Oppressed, right mate!

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