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Why Bits and Pieces is so popular in Scotland: How an obscure techno song from Holland become a Glasgow anthem

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‘Da da da da dadada da dadadada da da da’ - Patrick Prins, Bits and Pieces, 1994
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Why Bits and Pieces is so popular in Scotland: How an obscure techno song from Holland become a Glasgow anthem

‘Da da da da dadada da dadadada da da da’ - Patrick Prins, Bits and Pieces, 1994

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