

Tankard: Open All Night - Reloaded(2009)
Released in 2009
I. Open All Night, Live in East-Berlin (Germany) 1990 II. Live in Gelsenkirchen (Germany), Rock-Hard-Festival 2007 III. Videoclips IV. Outtakes
Movie: Tankard: Open All Night - Reloaded
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Tankard: Open All Night - Reloaded
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I. Open All Night, Live in East-Berlin (Germany) 1990 II. Live in Gelsenkirchen (Germany), Rock-Hard-Festival 2007 III. Videoclips IV. Outtakes
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