Melanie C: Liverpool To Leicester Square Tour - Live in Munich(1999)
Single camera footage shot at Inconito, Munich, Germany in 1999 during Melanie's From Liverpool To Leicester Square Tour.
Movie: Melanie C: Liverpool To Leicester Square Tour - Live in Munich
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Single camera footage shot at Inconito, Munich, Germany in 1999 during Melanie's From Liverpool To Leicester Square Tour.
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1999-10-20
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