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Du stehst mit dem R​ü​cken zum Jazz

from Spirit Of Destiny by Eeschberg

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The original version of this track was released on eeschberg.de in November 2008. The song was influenced by a concert of french electronic duo Ben et Bené at Madame Claude in Berlin (Gene Technique) and by a one-sided jazzy meeting in an electronics retail store (Gintronic) and by the usual madness of the parallel universe (both).
For Spirit of Destiny the track was slightly revised and remixed.

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from Spirit Of Destiny, released February 14, 2014

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Eeschberg Germany

Eeschberg are Gintronic and Gene Technique. Pretty similar names for two such different people. One of them has no idea of making music, the other in any case hardly. In addition, both have but two arms and legs, a head, what you did just so. Well, one has a pair of glasses and the other one, too, but just for driving. Speaking of cars: maybe they make a song about the car of Donald Duck. ... more

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