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Album: Die Strassen Der Hauptstadt- Intro
- Es Ist Rap
- Die Strassen Der Hauptstadt
- Big Up, Big Up
- Stay True
- Three-D
- Wenn...
- Halb Fiction
- Desko Express
- Berlin Part Ii
- Ich Trag Dick Dickst Auf
- Bling Bling Rapper
- Making Of Skit
- Es Konnt So Schon Sein Hier
- Middlefinger Up
- Achterbahn
- Nachtgestalten
- Im Club
- Sweetheart
- Outro
- Bonus Track
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Bruce Springsteen's piano up for auctionA piano once owned by Bruce Springsteen is being auctioned off on eBay to the highest bidder.
The piano resided in the Boss' New York apartment from 1977-1979 when he was living with former girlfriend Lynn Goldsmith, who now owns the piano.
He reportedly wrote several songs on it, many of which appeared on his 1980 album 'The River'.
The instrument was also played by music legends including Bob Dylan, Keith Richards and Patti Smith.
It is up for sale for a minimum bid of $10,000 via Symbolic Collection, an organisation that specialises in rare music collectibles, and will come with a certificate of authenticity.
Those interested in bidding can do so here, but keep in mind it must be picked up in San Diego, California. Sonic Youth set to release compilation via Starbucks
Sonic Youth are readying a compilation album, which will be sold at Starbucks coffee shops across the US.
Speaking to Pitchfork recently, Thurston Moore revealed that plans were afoot to record a new song for the release, and recently confirmed the news to Billboard.
The album entitled 'Hits Are For Squares' will be sold early 2008 in just eight US cities, and will be available online at hearmusic.com.
The release will be made up of songs chosen by celebrity fans of Sonic Youth including Dave Eggers and actresses Chloe Sevigny and Michelle Williams. They will also contribute to the sleeve notes on the album, explaining their choice of song.
Speaking to Billboard, Moore defended the band's decision to release the album through Starbucks/Universal saying:
"I guess, for some, Sonic Youth represents something that they don't really equate with Starbucks. But I kind of like the absurdity of it. Sonic Youth has always, in a way, made itself available to the super mainstream."