Search results
Sleepy Sleepers, lempinimeltään Sliipparit, on vuonna 1974 perustettu lahtelainen huumorirock-yhtye. Yhtye herätti alusta asti huomiota provosoivilla sanoituksillaan.
- Luettelo Sleepy Sleepersin kappaleista – Wikipedia
Tämä on luettelo Sleepy Sleepers-yhtyeen levyttämistä...
- Sleepy Sleepers - Wikipedia
Sleepy Sleepers (commonly known as Sliipparit in Finland) is...
- Luettelo Sleepy Sleepersin kappaleista – Wikipedia
Sleepy Sleepers (commonly known as Sliipparit in Finland) is a Finnish pop/rock/punk/comedy band founded in 1974 by its two front-men Sakke Järvenpää and Mato Valtonen in Lahti, Finland. Between 1975 and their break-up in 1990 they recorded and issued a total of 19 albums.
Sleep is a state of reduced mental and physical activity in which consciousness is altered and certain sensory activity is inhibited. During sleep, there is a marked decrease in muscle activity and interactions with the surrounding environment.
Sakke Järvenpää and Mato Valtonen were the main men in the legendary Finnish comedy/semi-punk band Sleepy Sleepers, true harbingers of bad taste and anarchic attitude, who offended Finland of the late 70s and early 80s with their scatological humour and kicking in the shins of that Finnish sacred cow of the era, Finnish Soviet-friendly ...
Sleepy Sleepers is a Finnish novelty rock band from Lahti, founded in 1974. Former female vocalist for the band "Heinäsirkka" is rumored to have left the group after some male members of the band pissed on her on stage.
Sleepy Sleepers (commonly known as Sliipparit in Finland) is a Finnish pop/rock/punk/comedy band founded in 1974 by its two front-men Sakke Järvenpää and Mato Valtonen in Lahti, Finland....
People also ask
Who are Sleepy Sleepers & Sliipparit?
Why did Sleepy Sleepers disband?
Why did Sleepy Sleepers leave 'Leningrad Cowboys Go America'?
What is REM sleep?
Tämä on luettelo Sleepy Sleepers-yhtyeen levyttämistä kappaleista aakkosjärjestyksessä. Mukana ovat myös Soppa-DVD:n kappaleet, joita yhtye ei ole virallisesti levyttänyt.
