Captain bulky waste

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Captain bulky waste
General information
origin Saarland , Germany
Genre (s) Politrock , Krautrock
founding 1979
resolution 2019
Website www.captain-sperrmuell.de
Last occupation
Didi Conrath
Sandy Sandmeyer
Electric bass , vocals
Wolfgang Bode
former members
Electric bass, vocals
Felix Hubert
Guitar, vocals
Adrian Conrath
Drums
Jan Marco Becker
Keyboard, harp
Karl-Heinz Raczek
Drums
Martin Conrath
Electric bass
Matthias Segner
Keyboard
Derek Hauffen
Electric bass
carrot
Electric bass, vocals
Körmel Chandler
saxophone
Ulli
Electric bass
Kurt Wagner
singing
Sarah Gebhard
singing
Ruth
singing
Sonja Hager

Captain Sperrmüll was a German-speaking rock band from Saarland , which began in the anarcho / spontaneous scene.

history

After the young singer-songwriter Didi Conrath (1957–2019) had stayed in Berlin for a few years , he formed a band in his home region that settled in Saarwellingen as a household in the late 1970s . Characterized by bands such as Ton Steine ​​Scherben and contemporary Krautrock , socially critical texts were set to music in the collective, while alternative ways of life were tried out at the same time.

The group released two vinyl albums in the early 1980s and toured Germany. There were frequent appearances in youth centers or “ free and outside festivals”. Over the years around 40 musicians played in a collective, only Didi Conrath remained constant as front man and songwriter.

In the 2000s, Conrath moved to Landau in the Palatinate , where he worked as a primary school teacher after completing his studies. Here he once again formed smaller lineups in his band. Weakened by pancreatic cancer , he still played solo appearances with sperm garbage songs. Conrath died on January 5, 2019.

Discography

  • 1981: Captain bulky waste ( Trikont )
  • 1982: the sun rises ( snowball )
  • 2012: Big Booty (Snowball)
  • 2014: Ruma Roma (Snowball)
  • 2016: Awesome Life (Snowball)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Captain bulky waste at muzik23.de
  2. The captain is dead at saarbruecker-zeitung.de