Aus der Nachbarschaft.

SHE'S GONE - STEELHEART (Cover by Tommy Johansson)

AND ONE - U-Boot Krieg in Ost Berlin - (Official Video)

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Gestern in Berlin aufgetreten, Kult

Snuff-Slipknot

Zyxk.-Road/Stone Sour

Nightmare-A7X

"Helvegen"

[volle Show "Det Symfoniske Vikingetogt - Rejsen" & "Det Symfoniske Vikingetogt - Slaget" gibts in der Mediathek des dänischen Rundfunks]:

"Nothing Less Nothing More"

Und bisschen was weihnachtliches :

"A Spaceman came travelling" - Chris de Burgh

LINK: https://youtu.be/CCLBHCTPwXw?si=MEF4U2vHE29DMLPm&t=48

"Hallelujah"

"Dansaðu vindur""

"Jólaminning" (Weihnachtserinnerung)

Time after Time - Brent Spiner

Zing! Went my Strings of my Heart - Brent Spiner

fizzbin Brent Spiner hat auch Musik gemacht? Erstaunlich!

yup, erst vor kurzem zufällig durch einen Kommentar in einem Reaction Video entdeckt.

By the way, auch zufällig entdeckt:

RIP James Darren

Gibt mehrere Schauspieler oder ähnliches, wo man nicht weiß, das die auch Musik machen, wenn man nicht danach sucht.

Ob das für den ein oder anderen so die Musik ist, zweifele ich stark an.

Aber alleine die Show ist der Hammer. Ich wollte da letztes Jahr hin. Wurde leider nix draus.

Ein Traum!

Ich renne dem auch schon seit Ewigkeiten hinterher...

Ultra-nerd warning!

Been restoring a bootleg that collected the best sources (soundboards and very good, almost soundboard, sounding) audience recordings, of Kraftwerks legendary 1981 Computerworld tour. The last couple of years has brought huge advancements in "audio mangling" tools, and i brought this very close to "could be an official live album release" level. It's as close as we'll ever get anyway, since Kraftwerk is dead against archival releases. There was a couple of tracks who had built in "verschlimmbesserungen" made by those who collected the sources way back when, but all in all i've found huge enjoyment in the project and the result.

The Computerworld tour took live performance of synth music to new levels. Things you could easily do now on compact equipment, loaded in the back of your compact car, required them to take truckloads containing their entire studio on the road. And still the performances were a bit primitive sounding compared with their studio counterparts. However there was LOTS of variation since most songs included jams and improvisations. Some of the songs had evolved a lot from their original versions. Radioactivity was evolving towards the uptempo crowd pleaser it would become in the 90s. Autobahn is fast totally different, while It's More Fun To Compute is almost a new song. Also present is the never released song "Die Sonne Der Mond Die Sterne.

Add to that: the level of live tweaking of sounds and sequencers is very impressive for 1981, particularly since so much was actually played live, including lot's of e-drumming, while tweaking.

Did i say nerd? Sometimes nerdery is what brings peace of mind