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  2. genius.com › Freedom-call-rockin-radio-lyricsFreedom Call – Rockin' Radio Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

    24. Feb. 2012 · Rockin' Radio Lyrics: "Coming straight out of Nuremberg City, where the girls are pretty, we are here with Freedom Call, kicking ass all the way, from today, to L.A., to Berlin, Germany....

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    15. Apr. 2013 · FREEDOM CALL "Rockin' Radio - Killerbilly" taken from the new best of anniversary double album "Ages of Light" out April 29th more infos under: www.freedom-call.net.

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  4. www.youtube.com › watchFreedom Call - Rockin' Radio - YouTube

    Freedom Call - 10) Rockin' Radio

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  5. genius.com › Freedom-call-rockin-radio-killerbilly-lyricsFreedom Call – Rockin’ Radio (Killerbilly) Lyrics - Genius

    26. Apr. 2013 · Rockin’ Radio (Killerbilly) Lyrics: Rock, rock the nation / Tune in for the show / Welcome to this happy Metal radio show / Power Metal, Gothic, Doom / Heavy Metal screams / On the radio,...

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    13. Juli 2023 · Band: Freedom Call Album: Land Of The Crimson Dawn Genre: Power Metal Members:Chris Bay: Lead Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards Lars Rettkowitz: Guitar, Backing Voca...

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  7. oldtimemusic.com › w2 › the-meaning-behind-the-song-rockinThe Meaning Behind The Song: Rockin’ Radio by Freedom Call

    “Rockin’ Radio” is a track from Freedom Call’s album titled “Land of the Crimson Dawn” released on February 24, 2012. This album showcased Freedom Call’s commitment to delivering powerful and uplifting music to their fans.

  8. www.metal-archives.com › reviews › Freedom_CallFreedom Call - Rockin' Radio - Reviews - Encyclopaedia Metallum:...

    Those who want the real Freedom Call live experience would do well to just take the plunge and invest in a copy of the Hellvetia release, and the single's title track, while a decent song, is also a small interlude into Michael Weikath goofiness on an album that is actually a bit more serious relative to the rest of Freedom Call's ...