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もしそうなら、フロリダ州立大学のアカペラグループAcaBellesによるこの奇抜で楽しい歌声を聞くのは、期待できる。
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3OH!3(04 of33)
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MGMT(05 of33)
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Pink Floyd(08 of33)
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Cartel(09 of33)
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Creed(10 of33)
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Talking Heads(11 of33)
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Blue Oyster Cult(14 of33)
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Passion Pit(16 of33)
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Queen(21 of33)
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Bob Dylan(24 of33)
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