Terve! We are the Prismriver sisters!We will play you into a swamp!
A Kalevala reference.We will play you into a swamp!
A Kalevala reference.Play......"Paranoid". In Finland, "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath has the same status as "Free Bird" in the United States, "Raul Seixas" in Brazil, or "Stairway to Heaven" in the United Kingdom as a song the audience finds great humour in requesting during a concert. So regardless of the band or the style of music they're playing, "Soittakaa 'Paranoid'!" ("Play 'Paranoid'!") can usually be heard at least once during any gig...."Paranoid". In Finland, "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath has the same status as "Free Bird" in the United States, "Raul Seixas" in Brazil, or "Stairway to Heaven" in the United Kingdom as a song the audience finds great humour in requesting during a concert. So regardless of the band or the style of music they're playing, "Soittakaa 'Paranoid'!" ("Play 'Paranoid'!") can usually be heard at least once during any gig.
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Terve! We are the Prismriver sisters!
We will play you into a swamp!
A Kalevala reference.
We will play you into a swamp!
A Kalevala reference.
Play...
..."Paranoid". In Finland, "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath has the same status as "Free Bird" in the United States, "Raul Seixas" in Brazil, or "Stairway to Heaven" in the United Kingdom as a song the audience finds great humour in requesting during a concert. So regardless of the band or the style of music they're playing, "Soittakaa 'Paranoid'!" ("Play 'Paranoid'!") can usually be heard at least once during any gig.
..."Paranoid". In Finland, "Paranoid" by Black Sabbath has the same status as "Free Bird" in the United States, "Raul Seixas" in Brazil, or "Stairway to Heaven" in the United Kingdom as a song the audience finds great humour in requesting during a concert. So regardless of the band or the style of music they're playing, "Soittakaa 'Paranoid'!" ("Play 'Paranoid'!") can usually be heard at least once during any gig.
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