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Posted by: admin | 06/11/2005 at 16:22 | 920 views

The opening band for the German concerts is going to be ZSK, a young German punk band.

13.08.2005 Hamburg / Docks
17.08.2005 Frankfurt / Batschkapp
18.08.2005 Cologne / Live Music Hall

I found information on ZSK's website www.skatepunks.de

Thanks to ThomasD for this news!

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nobody important Guest Location: Germany	Quote the best way to get along with stupid laws is to ignore them ;) fits on that UN-stuff either, not that i bother much, cause k?ln/cologne/keulen/whatever sucks anyway... Btw: ZSK is quite a good band, nice to hear that they are opening the shows 06/13/2005 at 13:38 the best way to get along with stupid laws is to ignore them ;) fits on that UN-stuff either, not that i bother much, cause k?ln/cologne/keulen/whatever sucks anyway... Btw: ZSK is quite a good band, nice to hear that they are opening the shows
martin Guest Location: Germany	Quote i know about Keulen... and this is so stupid. and i wouldn?t say it?s just another way of writing it. i think it?s wrong! because 5 years ago, the UN has begun naming all cities the way they?re called in the national language. (beijing for example). so it?s k?ln and nothing else. for the interested: it comes from the latin word "colonia". 06/12/2005 at 14:54 i know about Keulen... and this is so stupid. and i wouldn?t say it?s just another way of writing it. i think it?s wrong! because 5 years ago, the UN has begun naming all cities the way they?re called in the national language. (beijing for example). so it?s k?ln and nothing else. for the interested: it comes from the latin word "colonia".
DrunkSincerity Blenderhead Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 21	Quote Lol, in Holland we call it 'Keulen'. 06/12/2005 at 14:00 Lol, in Holland we call it 'Keulen'.
ThomasD Guest Location: Germany	Quote Yeah, Cologne is just another way of writing K?ln. 06/12/2005 at 13:33 Yeah, Cologne is just another way of writing K?ln.
Justin Paden Guest Location: United States	Quote HEY!!! Justt wanted to let someone know that my internet service was disconnected. I will be back up, with new torrents, as soon as possible. 06/11/2005 at 22:47 HEY!!! Justt wanted to let someone know that my internet service was disconnected. I will be back up, with new torrents, as soon as possible.
delirium- Modern Man Location: Finland Status: Offline Posts: 355	Quote Cologne = K?ln 06/11/2005 at 20:50 Cologne = K?ln
DrunkSincerity Blenderhead Location: Netherlands Status: Offline Posts: 21	Quote Cologne? You mean Koln? 06/11/2005 at 19:07 Cologne? You mean Koln?