Züri West
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Züri West is one of Switzerland's best-known rock bands. The majority of their lyrics are written in Bernese German. The name is ironic and refers to Bern as merely being a place west of Zürich (the largest city in Switzerland) or as the westside of Zürich.
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[edit] Current line-up (2006)
- Kuno Lauener (vocals)
- Markus Fehlmann (guitar)
- Tom Etter (guitar)
- Jürg Schmidhauser (bass)
- Gert Stäuble (drums)
- Oli Kuster (Keyboards)
[edit] Discography
- Splendid EP - (December 13, 1985) - Black Cat at Bebop
- Kirchberg EP - (November, 1986) - Black Cat at Sound Service
- Sport und Musik - (November 15, 1987) - Black Cat at Sound Service
- Bümpliz - Casablanca - (May 13, 1989) - Black Cat at Sound Service
- Elvis - (June 15, 1990) - Black Cat at Sound Service
- Arturo Bandini - (November 15, 1991) - Sound Service
- Wintertour - (November 21, 1992) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Züri West - (May 10, 1994) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Hoover Jam - (May 11, 1996) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Super 8 - (March 6, 1999) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Radio zum Glück - (August 25, 2001) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Retour - Best of - (November 15, 2003) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Aloha from Züri West - (June 12, 2004) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- Haubi Songs - (January 12, 2008) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
- HomeRekords - (April 4, 2010) - Weltrekords at Sound Service
[edit] Videography
Am Blues vorus (March 28, 2003)
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