ZSD (band)
| ZSD | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| origin | Munich , Germany |
| Genre (s) | punk |
| founding | 1978 |
| resolution | 1987 |
| Founding members | |
| Wix | |
| Ziggy Storbeck | |
| Seppi | |
singing |
douchebag |
| Last occupation | |
Vocals, guitar |
Wix |
bass |
Ziggy Storbeck |
Drums |
Novel "Riondo" Holler |
ZSD was a punk band from Munich that was founded in 1980. The abbreviation ILD stands for "Determined degeneration", but also as a condescending nod to the Civil Security Service ( " Black Sheriff was to understand") with the same symbol, which is currently the band's formation by numerous acts of violence in the Munich subway its particularly dubious reputation.
history
The band was founded in 1978 by Wix (vocals, guitar), Ziggy (bass) and Sepp Stark (drums; † February 5, 2008). One year after the founding, they came to the Munich Punksampler Munich - tire change made easy , on which well-known punk bands such as Marionetz and FSK were represented. After two LPs and some line-up changes, the band broke up in 1987. Ziggy and Roman then played at Lustfinger for a while . As part of the Punk in Munich project, the band performed again in April 2006 with Tom “Foug” Fock from Lustfinger as a singer.
The band also wrote songs about the political action group Freizeit 81 , which, like ZSD, came from the Munich scene. In 1997 a sampler on early Munich punk music was published under the title Freizeit '81. EP's from Munich. The mother of all samplers! .
Discography
Albums
- 1981: Honor and Justice ( LP )
- 1986: War on War (LP)
- 1986: Live in Linz Juz Kapu (tape)
Sampler
- 1981: Munich - changing tires made easy
- 1983: No experiments!
- It sticks to the shoe - Munich in punk rock
- 1983: Chaotic Easter
- 1986: The Power of Love
- 1997: Supplied - From the practice of the police service
- 2003: Punk Rock BRD 1
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Christian Ertl: Makes the noise quieter: Pop culture in Munich since the Second World War , Book & Media, 2010, ISBN 978-3869061009 .
- ↑ sub-bavaria.de: Freizeit '81. EP's from Munich , last accessed on July 20, 2013