Chords for Front 242 - Quite Unusual - Spruchreif

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should have forken about [Fm] once when this was my concern of mine
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[E] _ _ [F] and I felt like being known. _
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way the morning broke was [Fm] quite unusual. _ _ _
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[Ab] _ _ _ So, _ from two points of view, quite unusual. _ _ _
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They are a cult band, but I think that more [N] than half of our audience doesn't know them.
Maybe even those in Hamburg don't know them.
That's because in the media, we're not completely innocent,
mainly mainstream pop is played, not experimental, avant-garde music.
But that leads to the fact that bands like Deep Ash Mood give a new direction,
and then they all follow.
_ We decided _ _ to introduce at least one of these _ independent bands, _
so _ that you get an impression of what else is going on besides pop. _ _ _ _ _
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I think, yes, he says that the important thing is, as with your label,
which is also a small independent label,
that the bands in general have a lot more support there.
And he says, he believes that the big difference is mainly that these small labels like their bands,
_ in contrast to the big ones, who actually see it only as a product with which you can make money. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ Do you want to threaten the people?
It's nothing to do with Rambo.
I think that our outfit is just a reflection of the time,
of what you see all over the world for the moment.
It's just a reflection, and I mean, we like it.
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_ My _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ next question and my last question.
I heard that you said of yourself that you're not instrumentalists,
you cannot play an instrument, but you're musicians with a computer.
What does that mean?
Yes, we are taking computers as usual way to work,
and we try to make a mix between danceable music and _ research music.
_ But do you think it's possible to make music without knowing about notes and keys and so on?
Yes, it's possible.
Why not?
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_ I'm not an instrumentalist, none of you.
You would only make music with computers.
And I wonder if that's possible.
It is possible.
So, again, applause for Front 242! _ _ _ _ _