True, but they also do not have a lot of words at all, making the words more unique:

 72 distinct words in  94 total (76.6%) - Earth and Fire : Storm and T
+hunder
108 distinct words in 154 total (70.1%) - Genesis        : Firth of Fi
+fth
133 distinct words in 202 total (65.8%) - Mike Oldfield  : Tubular Bel
+ls pt II
 80 distinct words in 142 total (56.3%) - Novalis        : Wer Schmett
+erlinge lachen hört
 67 distinct words in 129 total (51.9%) - Pink Floyd     : Shine on yo
+u crazy diamond
 24 distinct words in  48 total (50.0%) - Kraftwerk      : Autobahn
101 distinct words in 202 total (50.0%) - Mary Black     : Columbus
 70 distinct words in 157 total (44.6%) - Supertramp     : Breakfast i
+n America
151 distinct words in 448 total (33.7%) - Marillion      : Script for 
+a Jesters Tear
108 distinct words in 327 total (33.0%) - 2 Unlimited    : No Limit
134 distinct words in 662 total (20.2%) - Roling Stones  : Going Home
 31 distinct words in 248 total (12.5%) - The Beatles    : Hello, Good
+bye
 19 distinct words in 376 total ( 5.1%) - Mo-Do          : Eins zwei P
+olizei

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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re^3: R or B? by Tux
in thread R or B? by Discipulus

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