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Scoop Images: Slovenia Comes To The Pheonix

By: Alastair Thompson
Published: Thu 2 Mar 2000 11:45 AM
Image from the Folk Rock Concert "Slovenia". The group called "Orlek" played at Phoenix last night. An energetic gig with an energetic audience. Music ranging from classic punk polka to folk. Orlek are from Zagorie Ob Savi, a mining area in Slovenia and they sing about social inconveniences. - Photos from Festival Scoop Tori Buttle.
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