The first album of the Kriminalitätsförderungsclub from Düsseldorf. It's not your average punk record because the guitar is too tricky and the record has a strange instrumental track called "Bremen 80" where they used sounds from some street riots. Also they used for the cover an old poster from a Hitler election campaign. Musically it's not as good as their tracks on the Schallmauer compilation.Link | another Link
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Tricky Guitar Work ??
Deshalb finde ich die Platte auch heute noch so gut !!
Kann mich noch gut an den Auftritt
ohne "tricky guitar work"
in der Frankfurter Batschkapp erinnern anlässlich "Knülle im
Politbüro" erinnern.
Mit ersten Heil Hitler-Geschrei von Voll-Idioten !
You're totally wrong with your comment about "Bremen '80". It's a political song and not a street riot. It's a military swearing-in ceremony in 1934 after Hindenburg died. The soldiers of the Wehrmacht were swearing-in to Adolf Hitler. And the title "Bremen '80" is a protest against a public military swearing-in in Bremen 1980.
By the way - a great Punk LP. One of the first I bought.
...how ones memory can go wrong ways...
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