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Rasta Knast
Rasta Knast formed in Berlin in 1995, a reggae band with a name that translates to "Rastafarian Prison." Their lineup included Der Wolf on vocals, Kabakeman...
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3:30
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Abendlied Nr. 239
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Alles Läuft Nach Plan
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Alltid Öppet
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Angstzustand
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Bandera Pirata
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Born To Be Bad
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Das Ende Der Welt
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Dia e Noite, Noite e Dia (Colera Cover)
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Die Katze Beißt In Draht
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Die Macht Des Geldes
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Du Hast Es Im Radio Gehört
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Einer Mehr Oder Weniger
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Faust Feuer Lüge
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Geduldete Rebellion
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Gescheiterte Existenz
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Rasta Knast formed in Berlin in 1995, a reggae band with a name that translates to "Rastafarian Prison." Their lineup included Der Wolf on vocals, Kabakeman on drums, Andras on bass, and Micha on keyboards. They mixed reggae rhythms with hip-hop elements, and their lyrics often dealt with political and social issues.
Songs like "Born To Be Bad" and "Legale Verbrecher" reflected their defiant approach. Their music drew criticism from some quarters in Germany, with accusations about their lyrics and themes, but they maintained a loyal following. The band's work addressed topics like racism and police brutality through tracks such as "Räuberstaat" and "Reich Geworden."
They recorded several albums before their activity slowed in later years. Their sound remained rooted in that blend of reggae and contemporary influences, with Der Wolf's vocals driving songs that didn't shy away from confrontation.
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