Bob GeldofSimilar Artists
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Super similarityThe Boomtown Rats
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High similarityMarius Müller-Westernhagen
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High similarityBAP
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Medium similarityFury In The Slaughterhouse
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Medium similarityExtrabreit
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Medium similarityRoger Daltrey
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Medium similaritySpliff
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Lower similarityFischer-Z
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Lower similarityHothouse Flowers
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Lower similarityHeinz Rudolf Kunze
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Lower similarityPhillip Boa & The VoodooClub
44,073 listeners
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Lower similarityHerbert Grönemeyer
251,346 listeners
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Lower similarityLatin Quarter
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Lower similarityBucks Fizz
102,546 listeners
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Lower similarityFlash and the Pan
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