Munich - changing tires made easy

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Munich - changing tires made easy
Compilation album by various artists

Publication
(s)

  • 1981
  • 1998 (re-release)
Label (s)

Format (s)

LP / CD

Genre (s)

Fun punk / German punk / Neue Deutsche Welle

Title (number)

23

Munich - changing tires made easy is a sampler with bands from the Munich Neue-Deutsche-Welle and punk environment, the first edition of which was published in 1981 by ridiculous records . For the first edition, the LP was accompanied by an extensive booklet by the Dadaist Mark Sargent . In 1998 the sampler was re-released by Schlecht und Schwindlig Records .

meaning

Tire change made easy was after the EPs Popular Melodies from the German South (with Marionetz , Störtrupp and Junks ) and the Münchensampler from Gruft Records (with Rabies , Dagowops , Dustbins and Die Leidtragenden ) the first LP sampler of the Munich punk scene and thus contributed to it to give the local scene its own identity and to make local bands known nationwide. So was the record u. a. the debut of ZSD and later nationally known bands such as Marionetz or FSK were represented.

Trivia

  • There was a note on the sampler with the ironic request “Vigilante justice through incorrect purchases! Pay no more than 39.90 DM ”, whereupon some record shops actually sold it for 39.90 DM .
  • The journalist Hollow Skai commented on the number of tracks on the sampler that the Illuminati had been at work because 23 was the number of Illuminati.

Track list

  1. Diarrhea - aggression
  2. Zero Zero - Uncle from Sebiria
  3. Early Ledder - Isn't It Romantic
  4. ZSD - Get out of here
  5. Ski and the rest - the open circle
  6. Marionetz - teenage star
  7. Nudist beach wankers - the night of the leading rich
  8. Seriousness of Life - Bunny
  9. The little rascals - Alfred is the German whore
  10. Formic acid - bulls
  11. Consumer horny - abnormal
  12. Instant Music - Do Not
  13. Marionettes - What can I do
  14. Fredy Grosser Band - Sometimes
  15. Voluntary self-control - hippie melody
  16. Notes - Numerus Clausus
  17. Nausea - You are in my heart
  18. Bastard - unemployed
  19. Tony Titt and the Torpedoes - Blue Street
  20. German Froileinwunder - Too often in lipstick
  21. Troop Troop - Dead City
  22. Charm of the new - Gilda
  23. Michael Heinkel - Munich greets Düsseldorf

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Sounds issue 8/1981, p. 66

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