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The band's most popular songs are: " Tańcz głupia, tańcz " (" Dance stupid, dance "), " Mniej niż zero " (" Less than zero "), " Wciąż bardziej obcy " (" More and more alien "), " Kryzysowa narzeczona " (" Crisis bride "), " Zamki na piasku " (" Castles on the sand "), " Tacy sami " (" Just the same "), " Zostawcie Titanica " (" Leave Titanic "), " Mała wojna " (" Small war "), " Zawsze tam gdzie ty " (" Always where you are "), " Znowu pada deszcz " (" Raining again "), " Na granicy " (" On the Border "), " Stacja Warszawa " (" Station Warsaw ").
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Also in 1979 Rhino Records released Devotees, a tribute album, containing a set of covers of the band's songs interspersed with renditions of popular songs in Devo's style.
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