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- ↑ Ove Dahl Tilbage til 80'erne - 2009 Page 154 - "Sebastian Sebastian udgiver en lang række plader op gennem 80'erne, blandt andet Stjerne til støv, men også 80'ernes boheme."
- ↑ Inge Marstal, Henrik Marstal og Jens Cornelius Den nye sangskat 2005- Page 175 "ROMEO Indspillet af Sebastian på albummet Stjerne til støv, 1981."
