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And One is a German synthpop, futurepop and EBM band from Berlin. Their members include Steve Naghavi, Chris Ruiz (1989–1991 and 2001 to present), Joke Jay (1992–2001), Rick Schah (1994–2001), Alex Two (1990–1993), Annelie Bertilsson (2000) and Gio van Oli (2001 to present). |
And One is a German synthpop, futurepop and EBM band from Berlin. Their members include Steve Naghavi, Chris Ruiz (1989–1991 and 2001 to present), Joke Jay (1992–2001), Rick Schah (1994–2001), Alex Two (1990–1993), Annelie Bertilsson (2000) and Gio van Oli (2001 to present). |
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And One began in 1989 when Steve Naghavi and Chris Ruiz met at a Berlin club. They decided to follow in the footsteps of [[Depeche Mode]] by using two keyboards and a beatbox. Naghavi has also cited [[Nine Inch Nails]] and [[Kraftwerk]] as early influences, which reflect on their musical style. They tend to sing in both German and English, luckily lead singer Naghavi pulls both languages off well. |
And One began in 1989 when Steve Naghavi and Chris Ruiz met at a Berlin club. They decided to follow in the footsteps of [[Depeche Mode]] by using two keyboards and a beatbox. Naghavi has also cited [[Nine Inch Nails]] and [[Kraftwerk]] as early influences, which reflect on their musical style. They tend to sing in both German and English, luckily lead singer Naghavi pulls both languages off well. |
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=== Discography === |
=== Discography === |
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* ''Anguish'' (1991) |
* ''Anguish'' (1991) |
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* ''Flop!'' (1992) |
* ''Flop!'' (1992) |
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* ''Spot'' (1993) |
* ''Spot'' (1993) |
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* ''I.S.T.'' (1994) |
* ''I.S.T.'' (1994) |
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* ''Nordhausen'' (1997) |
* ''Nordhausen'' (1997) |
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* ''9.9.99 9 Uhr'' (1998) |
* ''9.9.99 9 Uhr'' (1998) |
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* ''Virgin Superstar'' (2000) |
* ''Virgin Superstar'' (2000) |
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* ''Aggressor'' (2003) |
* ''Aggressor'' (2003) |
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* ''Bodypop'' (2006) |
* ''Bodypop'' (2006) |
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* [[Drop the Hammer]]: "Metalhammer". |
* [[Drop the Hammer]]: "Metalhammer". |
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* [[Europop]] |
* [[Europop]] |
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* [[Excited Show Title|Excited Album Title]]: ''Flop!'' |
* [[Excited Show Title!|Excited Album Title]]: ''Flop!'' |
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* [[Fading Into the Next Song]]: "Sex Drive" into "Playing Dead" on ''Tanzomat''. |
* [[Fading Into the Next Song]]: "Sex Drive" into "Playing Dead" on ''Tanzomat''. |
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* [[The Great Politics Mess-Up]]: The subject of the song "Life Isn't Easy in Germany". |
* [[The Great Politics Mess-Up]]: The subject of the song "Life Isn't Easy in Germany". |
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