Living-Room Concert
(Photos: Reiner Pfisterer, Mariana Menis, Manfred Meyer, Ronaldo Ramone)
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The first living-room concert on Argentinean ground: Juan Manuel had
written that his dog Sam had to see the Toten Hosen live before he died.
Unfortunately, the Hosen arrived too late for the dog, but they still liked
the thought of having to drag an electricity generator into some remote
district of Buenos Aires... |
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As with the German living-room gigs, the host was only allowed to invite
his best friends to the occasion. And we quickly found out that he was
well-prepared for the spectacle when we browsed through his combined book-
and record shelf: here we found an illustrated book on Maradona directly
next to the album "Ein kleines bisschen Horrorshow"... |
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A typical Argentinean living-room: before ... and after the show by "Los
Hosen"! |
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Two days later, 8,000 fans would be waiting for the Hosen at the Luna
Park, but right now they were here, and partying with their host Juan Manuel,
who was already jumping around in leopard-patterned underpants by the time "Wünsch
Dir was" was played. |
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By now, the living-room looks as if the Hell's Angels had ridden across
it several times with their motorbikes. The parquet floor is flooded with
a mixture between sweat, sludge, and schnapps". (quotation from the
German newspaper "taz") |
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The miracle of Buenos Aires: Campino finally makes peace with "the hand
of God", which, being a fan of the English football team, he had hated
passionately since the World Championship of 1986. During the concerts at the
Luna Park and at the Quilmes-Rock-Festival, he dedicated the song "Cokane
In My Brain" to Maradona. |
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