They are no longer angry about the days when they waited for an 18‑year‑old soldier to add them to the playlist. If anything, they now miss the times when songs underwent linguistic editing, a billboard at the central station was worth more than a TikTok video, and a wedding with 200 people was more moving than lighting a lamp. Before they share a single stage in the show "Legends of the East," Haim Moshe, Yoav Yitzhak, Nati Levi, Eli Luzon, Aviva Avidan and Avner Gadsi reveal which songs slipped past them along the way, explain why they weren't afraid of criticism about assimilation, and are still unsure how to label Omer Adam's music.
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