Emergency House

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Emergency House

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Hungarian happy hardcore band, founded in 1995.
Band members:
Ducky - Alszászi Tímea (born: July 8, 1975)
Ukry - Udvarev Krisztina (born: May 7, 1976)
Herbie - Gábor Norbert
Zahir - Huiber Vencel (ex-member)

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Dübörög a ház

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Nyakig ér a holiday

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Csúcs ez a party

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Ez legalább szex

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Ez Lagalább Szex

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3 releases · data from Discogs

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1 live performances · data from Setlist.fm

All · 1
1997

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December 27, 1997

Budapest Sportcsarnok

Budapest, Budapest, Hungary

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Emergency House has released 3 albums between 1996 and 1999. Notable releases include EH 3, A Party Folytatódik, Party. Explore their complete discography on this page.

Emergency House's most-played tracks include Dübörög a ház, Nyakig ér a holiday, Csúcs ez a party, Ez legalább szex, Ez Lagalább Szex. Listen to these songs and explore more from their catalog on this page.

Hungarian happy hardcore band, founded in 1995. Band members: Ducky - Alszászi Tímea (born: July 8, 1975) Ukry - Udvarev Krisztina (born: May 7, 1976) Herbie - Gábor Norbert Zahir - Huiber Vencel (ex-member)

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