Die Gehirne -Tapetopia 002: Ihre grossen Erfolge 1983-85 -play loud! productions LP Grooves.land/Playthek

Remarque / Liste des chansons:

1. AMOK IN WATTE
2. AM HOFE ZU XANTEN
3. ICH SCHENK DIR...
4. MOTORKOPF
5. TRAUM VON AKADIEN
6. FUR LOU
7. MANADENTANZ
8. HIRNSAGE
9. ENTZUG
10. MONTABUR
11. DAS EIS DES PEIPUSSES
12. NACHT OHNE MORGEN
13. AUFGEFLAGGT
14. BANALE FANALE
15. ZWEI SCHRITTE VOWARTS, EINEN ZURUCK
16. TODESFUGEN-FRAGMENT
17. VIERUNDZWANZIG ZENTIMETER
18. NEKROPHILE KINDERSPIELE
19. THE SMILE OF THE TURKISH DANCER
20. UNTER GRUNER FLAGGE
21. DIE MASSNAHMEN
22. SYMPTOME

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.. Grosen Erfolge 1983-85

Description:

To release a tape in East Germany in 1986 called Ihre großen Erfolge (Their Great Successes) illustrates how every situation produces people that are unwilling to accept that situation. Claus Löser and Florian Merkel were two such people. Their band Die Gehirne and their many side-projects ensured that their hometown of Karl-Marx-Stadt, today's Chemnitz, could assert it's role in the independent art world of the GDR. Inspirations included Frank Bretschneider from the experimental electronic band AG Geige, the artist friend Klaus Hähner-Springmühl, the jazz guitarist Joe Sachse, and the free jazz figures Conny Bauer and Luten Petrowsky. A small batch totaling some 35 copies of Their Greatest Hits by Die Gehirne was gradually handed out around the scene to trade with other musicians. For Tapetopia 002, Play Loud! Productions put together a shortened vinyl version, while the complete tape is available for download at the label's website. Tapetopia is a series of vinyl releases based on cassettes from the East Germany's '80s underground, particularly from the East Berlin "Mauerstadt" music scene, featuring original layouts and track lists. For over 30 years after their initial "release" the music on these tapes was neither available on vinyl nor CD, but they were important statements in the canon of the GDR subculture. Despite the miniscule number of original cassettes in circulation at the time many of the bands were popular in countercultural circles, a factor that made them highly suspect among the government's own inner circles. Tapetopia is edited by Henryk Gericke., Runningtime: 00:00:00, Labelcode PLLO97.1

N° de fabricant:

6419983

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