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TV-2: Kys det satans liv
The Aarhus-based band TV-2 has broken down generation gaps and helped define Danish humor, and lead singer Steffen Brandt’s lyrics have become a soundtrack to 45 years of Danish history.
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The Aarhus-based band TV-2 has broken down generation gaps and helped define Danish humor, and lead singer Steffen Brandt’s lyrics have become a soundtrack to 45 years of Danish history.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jesper Skaaning
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