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Siberian Fastfood are a guitar rock band based in Stuttgart, Germany. They consider themselves to be an acoustic road trip. The band developed out of a project that Christoph Platz started when he was a traveling musician in Russia. Over the years he had many musicians playing with him. Another street musician, the guitarist Olaf Kuhnke joined him and they played in the streets of many European cities.
They finally decided to add some “Cojones” (a bass player and a drummer) to the band and recorded a CD of the songs Christoph had written. They still love the directness of playing in the streets. So watch out when you go shopping in the high street of your home town!
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| FULL TRACK Heart in Pieces | 3:30 |
| FULL TRACK Stanley | 4:47 |
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Anything That Sells
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great_device added Siberian Fastfood to great_device’s library. January 2011
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TaggingMachine_ tagged Siberian Fastfood with ‘under 2000 listeners’. November 2010
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Art-V updated the Russian wiki page for Anything That Sells. (diff) October 2010
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Art-V updated the Russian wiki page for Anything That Sells. (diff) October 2010
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Art-V created the Russian wiki page for Anything That Sells. October 2010
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Art-V updated the Russian wiki page for Siberian Fastfood. (diff) October 2010
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Art-V linked Siberian Fastfood to 013[1]. October 2010
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