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download Manfred Tauchen :: Album: Watzmann Live [CD2]

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Full album: Watzmann Live [CD2]
mp3 / 1991 year / 153 kbs / 62 mb / 56 min

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download Manfred Tauchen :: Album: Watzmann Live [CD1]

Manfred Tauchen (mp3)

Full album: Watzmann Live [CD1]
mp3 / 1991 year / 154 kbs / 65 mb / 58 min

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download Manfred Tauchen :: Album: Der Watzmann Ruft

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Full album: Der Watzmann Ruft
mp3 / 1987 year / 187 kbs / 55 mb / 41 min

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Album: Watzmann Live [CD2]
  1. Die Verfuhrung
  2. Abwarts Und Bergauf
  3. Gesprach Der Knechte
  4. Das Knechtleben
  5. Der Kampf
  6. Auffi, Auffi
  7. Der Berg Holt Sich Den Buben
  8. Er Fallt
  9. Das Mass Ist Noch Nicht Voll
  10. Finale
  11. Die Belohnung
  12. Hollarohdullioh, Teil 3
  13. Schifoan
  14. Der Fluch Der Bank

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Album: Watzmann Live [CD1]
  1. Ouverture
  2. Hollarohdullioh
  3. Gesprach Der Knechte
  4. Hollarohdullioh, Teil 2
  5. Das Rufen
  6. Der Berg
  7. Die Jagd
  8. Oh St. Hubertus
  9. Gesprach Der Knechte
  10. Lied Der Knechte
  11. Gesprach Der Knechte, Fortsetzung
  12. Die Gailtalerin
  13. Einzug Der Dorfbewohner
  14. Hirtermadl
  15. Das Dorffest
  16. Sie Ist Wieder Da
  17. Beschworung
  18. Nackt Und Bloss
  19. G'naglte Schuach
  20. Auffi Oder Nit Auffi

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Album: Der Watzmann Ruft
  1. Hollarohdullioh (Ouverture, Prolog)
  2. Hollarohdullioh (Gesprach Der Knechte, 1.Teil)
  3. Hollarohdullioh (Das Rufen, 2.Teil)
  4. Der Berg
  5. Die Jagd
  6. Oh St. Hubertus (Gesprach Der Knechte, 2.Teil)
  7. Die Gailtalerin, 1.Teil (Szene: Die Gailtalerin)
  8. Die Gailtalerin, 2.Teil (Szene: Der Kampf)
  9. Aufi, Aufi! (Szene: Der Berg Holt Sich Den Buben)
  10. Er Fallt (Szene: Das Mass Ist Noch Nicht Voll)

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"As soon as we can write it, put it down and make a deal, but I don't really know how long that takes," Hill tells Billboard.com. "It's always important for us to record, so if we're not performing live, that's what we're doing. We're ready to get something new out."

Hill says there are plenty of ideas for the follow-up to 2003's "Mescalero," but no finished songs and timeframe for their release.

"We've come up with about 50 of them so I hesitate to even bring them up," Hill says. "We have 50 different titles, 50 different song ideas. Through the years we've had hundreds of ideas. We've been writing one song for about 25 years and if we ever did finish it, it would scare me."

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Hill says fans can expect a cross-section from ZZ Top's career, including obscure tracks such as "Brown Sugar" and "Francine" as well as the newer song "Mescalero."

This past weekend, the threesome took part in the Las Vegas taping of the second annual VH1 Rock Honors, which is due to air May 24. The band was saluted alongside Genesis, Ozzy Osbourne and Heart. But considering ZZ Top has been together nearly 40 years, what else is there to accomplish? "There's quite a bit," Hill says. "It's just onward and upward. [We] just [want to] keep on making the best music we can, every night we can." New bands shine at Great Escape festival

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