Steppenwolf
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Steppenwolf is a German word for coyote, literally wolf of the steppe. It can also refer to:
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[edit] Music
- Steppenwolf (band) (named in 1967), or their first album: Steppenwolf (album)
- Steppeulvene, in 1967 a Danish band
- Steppenwolf (Hawkwind), a song by Hawkwind from their 1976 album Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music features a 9¾ minute song loosely based on the novel (vocals by Robert Calvert, violin by Simon House and saxophone by Nik Turner)
- "Steppenwolf", a 1977 song by German singer Wolle Kriwanek (music by Paul Vincent Gunia)
- "He was a Steppenwolf", a 1977 song by Boney M (Frank Farian/Kinkhammer/Jay)
- "(Sie nannten ihn den) Steppenwolf", a 1979 album and song by Peter Maffay
[edit] Other
- Steppenwolf (film) (1974)
- Steppenwolf (comics) (1972), uncle of fellow villain Darkseid in DC Comics
- The Steppenwolf Theatre Company (1974), located in Chicago, Illinois
- Steppenwolf (character), an anime series biker character in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!
- Steppenwolf: The X-Creatures Project(computer animation), computer game by Warner Brothers.
- Steppenwolf: Mountainbikes, a German bicycle brand.
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