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Clémentine Delauney, Marina La Torraca und Anna Brunner bündeln die Kräfte ihrer wohlbekannten Stimmen in EXIT EDEN, einer Band, die alles
vereint, wonach das Hier und Jetzt verlangt: Weltoffenheit, Selbstbewusstsein, Unabhängigkeit und der unbedingte Wille, sein ganz eigenes Ding zu
machen.
Clubs und subkulturelle Freiräume prägen Berlin seit Jahrzehnten und machen die Stadt zu einem Sehnsuchtsort für Menschen aus aller Welt. Legendär sind zum Beispiel die Treffpunkte des Punk- und New-Wave-Untergrunds der 1980er Jahre oder die Technoclubs aus den 1990ern. Die Party- und Konzertlocations sind dabei oftmals auch Zeugen der bewegten Geschichte der Stadt, erzählen vom Kalten Krieg oder dem Fall der Berliner Mauer. Dieses Buch ist ihnen gewidmet, darunter berühmte Diskotheken, geheime Treffpunkte der DDR-Opposition und subkulturelle Abenteuerspielplätze verschiedenster Couleur. Viele dieser Orte existieren heute nicht mehr oder haben eine ungewisse Zukunft. Sie berichten von einem Berlin, das es nicht mehr gibt, und davon, wie stark die Club- und Subkultur von Verdrängung betroffen ist.Tine Fetz hat 60 dieser "Places" in Illustrationen verewigt, ihre Geschichten hat Daniel Schneider aufgeschrieben.
Die Texte sind sowohl auf Deutsch als auch auf Englisch abgedruckt.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
CHARLOTTENBURG-WILMERSDORF:
– Radarstation auf dem Teufelsberg
– WOGA-Komplex
– Riverboat
– Big Eden
– Tanz-Arena Linientreu
STEGLITZ-ZEHLENDORF:
– Bierpinsel
TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG:
– La Belle
– Malzfabrik Schöneberg
– Dschungel
– Chez Romy Haag
– Metropol
– Drugstore
– Risiko
MITTE:
– Quartier Latin
– Tempodrom
– Tape Club
– Stattbad Wedding
– Tresor
– Elektro
– WMF
– E-Werk
– Bunker
– Tacheles
– Eimer
– Palast der Republik
– Exit
– Alextreff
– Sternradio
– Café Moskau
– Walfisch
– Kater Holzig
FRIEDRICHSHAIN-KREUZBERG:
– 90°
– Zodiak Free Arts Lab
– Horst Krzbrg
– Cheetah
– Festsaal Kreuzberg
– Cuvry-Brache
– Bar 25
– Maria am Ufer
– Ostgut
– Sport- und Erholungszentrum (SEZ)
– Samariterkirche
– Antje Øklesund
– Morlox
– Zukunft am Ostkreuz
PANKOW:
– Icon
– Klub der Republik
– Café Nord
– Knaack-Klub
– Werner-Seelenbinder-Halle
– Rundlockschuppen Heinersdorf
– Die Halle
NEUKÖLLN:
– Berliner Luft- und Badeparadies (Blub)
– Griessmuehle
TREPTOW-KÖPENICK:
– Arena
– MS Dr. Ingrid Wengler
– Insel der Jugend
– Spreepark
– Funkpark
LICHTENBERG:
– Rummels Bucht
128 Seiten
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- A1: Nightwish– Endless Forms Most Beautiful 5:08
- A2: Delain– The Glory And The Scum 4:03
- A3: Epica (2)– Fight Your Demons 4:30
- A4: Kamelot– Fallen Star 4:39
- A5: Tobias Sammet's Avantasia– A Restless Heart And Obsidian Skies 5:55
- B1: Within Temptation– Paradise (What About Us?)
- Featuring – Tarja*
- 5: 19
- B2: Xandria– Death To The Holy 4:47
- B3: Visions Of Atlantis– Hypnotized 4:16
- B4: Serenity (2)– Eternal Victory 4:41
- B5: Exit Eden– Heaven 3:45
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