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ZUNTATA LIVE 1998 "güten Talk" from the earth ~VISUAL FILE~
Video recording of the Zuntata Live 1998 concert, recorded at velfarre on 30th August,1998.
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Video recording of the Zuntata Live 1998 concert, recorded at velfarre on 30th August,1998.
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Genre:Music
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Taito, Zuntata Records
Cast
Satoshi Nakajima
Director
Hisayoshi Ogura
Himself - Keyboard
Masahiko Takagi
Himself - Guitar
Tomohito Takahashi
Himself - Guitar
Kazuko Umino
Herself - Keyboard
Yasuhisa Watanabe
Himself - Keyboard
Shuichiro Nakazawa
Himself - Drums
Munehiro Nakanishi
Himself - Drums
Tamayo Kawamoto
Herself - Keyboard
Norihiro Furukawa
Himself - Keytar
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