Tokyo FM 1990

TVC15 (live)

96 Tears- Question Mark & The Mysterians

Revolver - I Want To Tell You - The Beatles

Beck - Sexx Laws

Singer - Priyanka Dasgupta
Guitar - Parashar Kashyap
Recorded by iPad mic.

Babe, I m Gonna Leave You (Led Zeppelin Cover)

The Icarus Line cover The Flamin' Groovies' 'Slow Death'

The Icarus Line - Slow Death

My version of the 1983 track. The one heard at the arcade.

Blister in the Sun (Wokka Wokka Version) (Violent Femmes cover)

Andre Lennöhn - cravo, guitarra, baixo, bateria, mixagem.
Lucio Paulmaccartney - vocais.

The Beatles - Fixing A Hole (Cover)

Dan Auerbach - Heartbroken, In Disrepair cover

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MC5 - Kick Out The Jams (Original Uncensored Version 1968)

Sky Saxon & The Seeds - Pushin Too Hard

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