Bremen, tagged “1992”.

Jung, kriminell und dem Alkohol verfallen: Die Stadtmusikbande. Mitten In der Hansestadt Bremen tummeln sich die Jugendlichen Tag für Tag und schlagen die Zeit tot. Wenn sie sich nicht gerade in ihrerm Hauptquatier “Zum Blauen Manfred” gegenseitig die Köpfe einschlagen, planen sie weitere Raubzüge oder Sprühen Sprüche an Häuserfassaden.

Erotik Toy Records

Für den Hilfsarbeiter Sulawski, genannt „Sulle“, lief derzeit einiges schief.

‘Wedding’ ist ein Film von Heiko Schier. Er hatte seine Premiere am 29. Oktober 1989.

Wikipedia.

dctp.tv zeigt das Schaffenswerk von Alexander Kluge.

Traumtagebücher aus den Jahren 2016 und 2017.

1993 in Österreich geboren, in Wien und an der tschechischen Grezen in Niederösterreich aufgewachsen; 2-malige Clubmeisterin des Tennisclub Zellerndorf.

tegelmedia.net

1949 schaffte ein Mann namens Heinz Zellermayer in Berlin die Sperrstunde ab und legte damit den Grundstein für die niemals enden wollenden Nächte die daraus erblühende grenzenlose Freiheit, die wir bis kurzlich genossen haben.

By Charlot van Heeswijk.

From the Earliest Syrian​-​American Recordings, July 1913 – June 1919

In the second half of the 19th century, troupes of Moroccans, Egyptians, and Syrians performed in the United States at tent shows, circuses, minstrel shows, vaudeville houses, and theaters as ethnographic/ exotic spectacles for American audiences. Several members of the first Syrian family to emigrate to the U.S., headed by a medical doctor named Yusuf Arbeely (b. 1828, five miles outside of Damascus) who arrived with his wife, niece, and five sons in August 1878, toured during the 1880s offering paying customers (25 cents for adults; 15 cents for kids) a chance to see people from the Holy Land in native costume. The 1893 Columbia World Exposition in Chicago offered many more Americans the chance to witness aspects of Arab and Turkish culture at its pavilions. (Three wax cylinders now at the Library of Congress, recorded in Chicago by Benjamin Ives Gilman on the morning of September 25, 1893 by four musicians from Beirut, totaling less than five minutes of sound, are, strictly speaking, the first sound recordings of Arabs made in the United States.)

https://canary-records.bandcamp.com/

His Complete Issued Recordings, February 1915 to January 1919

Love – the absolute circle of trustfulness – that’s the secret of it all. I love the birds, the snakes, the society person, the academic, and the baby – all creatures of the universe are alike, and they will never harm you unless you fear them.

— Charles Kellogg, 1910

Conny Plank – Mein Vater, der Klangvisionär

In Connys Studio treffen sie sich alle!

Documentary (DE) (till 17.09.2020)

Marine weather reports recorded from radio broadcasts by Sven-Åke Johansson in 1970 at the Kollektiv für Kommunikative und Ästhetische Forschung in Mariental, Lower Saxony, Germany. Edition of 300 with printed inner sleeve containing liner notes by Thomas Millroth about forms of artistic appropriation in Johansson’s work.

“During my communal life at the former Mariental monastery in Lower Saxony, in the late hours behind thick monastic walls – there was no village pub – I played with my radio in my chamber. Often we would sit together and listen to the late-night marine weather forecasts (Seewetterbericht), broadcasted alternately via shortwave and FM. Particularly we liked the navigational warnings (Seewarnnachrichten). In the announcers’ way of speaking – very slowly –, we found a new type of poetry; realism. I recorded many hours with my Uher Report tape recorder and a Sennheiser microphone placed in front of the loudspeaker. A small selection is presented on this LP.”

Out on Edition Telemark.

A documentary Film featuring Quintessence, 1970.

Jo Gannon’s documentary ‘Getting It Straight In Notting Hill Gate’ captures the social churn in the west London neighbourhood, at the start of the 70’s. Spaced-out sitar music and the prog rock grooves of Quintessence soundtrack this psychedelic flashback to Notting Hill Gate in 1970.This time capsule counter-culture documentary was designed to redress negative perceptions of Notting Hill in 1970: “a cultural and racial melting pot…probably the world’s most integrated ghetto”. Radical ‘Viet Grove’ free spirits seen here include Caroline Coon, of Release, a free legal aid service for young people hassled by ‘the fuzz’, and Larry Smart, psychedelic painter and poster artist.

A version of the Quintessence track Notting Hill Gate – performed live here – was featured on the band’s first album, In Blissful Company, released in 1969