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Die Stimmung bei Kina war auch mal was schreiben könnte, wenn man als Älterer mit der Autor ist Armin Hofraann. wobei ich auch schon bei meinem "Westlich von Stuttgart..." ziemlich lasch, eigentlich jüngeren Leuten zusammen ist. fast niX. Alles wartete auf Thema wäre. Als junger Spund Was soll eigentlich dieses heißt es darin und Tübingen, will ich mal was Uber die "Vor- Nagold »Pforzheim,Karlsruhe, "Conflict" als Hauptact. Sowas ganze Gecshwalle, es ist doch find ich echt schon beschissen herrechaft" des "Alters" in völlig egal wie alt jemand ist, sogar Leonberg waren dem Au- der Scene zu Papier bringen. toren eine Abhandlung wert. "Kina" sind nicht schlecht, was kann er schon dafür, daß keine Reaktion haben eie echt Nun wie sag ich's euch? Also, er halt später geboren wurde Wo bleibt SindelfIngen ( Wir ich fing an mir Gedanken Uber sind übrigens keine Außendienst- nicht verdient. Als "Conflict" als andere. Alter sollte und endlich auf der Bühne standen dieses Thema zu machen als der spielt eigentlich überhaupt etelle von Stuttgart!!) ? Moses im TRUST 3 in den Zine- B18 auf Tübingen spielt sich und spielten,o.k. ginge 'nen keine Rolle im Bezug auf den Tick besser ab, aber nachdem kritiken Uber unser/mein Zine Charakter eines Menschen, seln laut Verfasser nicht mehr all schrieb, man würde merken, daß zuviel ab. (Wenngleich auch nur ich 2mal was auf die Fresse Hirn oder sein Verhalten. gekriegt hatte, hatte ich die es von jüngeren Leuten gemacht Viele Leute, die nach Jahren "abgetakelte Altstars"- wie wird. Ich habe ihn dann ge- kann man nur ein so gelungenes Schnauze voll. Ich weiß nicht, viel jünger sind ham bestimmt warum sich die Stimmung so auf- fragt, ob ea denn eine Schande oft mehr Verstand als soge- Konzert wie das der Upstarte sei jung zu sein. Klar war das in Tübingen derart ignorant ver- heizte, aber "Colin" in seiner nannte Ältere. Einige werden Frontposition hat mit Sicher- nicht böse gemeint von Moses halt früher alt als andere, ungllmpfen ?! ). Lieber Armin, (Denkst du HÄHÄ,der Tipper - darf ich dein Gedächtniss etwas helt auch was dazu beigetragen andere halt später und wieder kleiner Scherz am Rande), andere werden nie älter und auffrischen. Wir hatten letztes (so mußten einige Leute, auf aber irgendwie hat es mich Jahr 4 gut besuchte und äußerst seine Anweisung verschwinden). bleiben ihr Leben lang in doch interessiert wie er zu einer Traumwelt aus der sie erfolgreiche Punkkonzerte im Plötzlich hörte alles auf, dieser Annahme gekomraèn ist. JH Sindelfingen u.a. mit "In- auch "Colin" wußte nicht, was nie rauskoraraen. Älter werden Mir war es bis jetzt eigent- ist für mich nicht eine Sache ferno","FrohliX","Ani(X)VäX", eigentlich passiert war. lich immer egal gewesen wie "Schliessmuskel","Pissed Boys".,, ( Meine Rekonstruktion: des in Jahren älter Werdens, alt andere und wie alt ich bin, sondern viel mehr eine Sache Ich finde es äußerst mies, wenn Irgendwer hat ihm was Blödes solange man sich gut versteht. du als Autor eines Szene-Berichts *uX— uen--- ivupi geocnrXeen, er des Verstandes, der Verant- Er meinte dann, daß es wirk- wortung, des Willens und der die halbe Wahrheit verschweigst, Mikrostäner samt Mikro in die lich eine große Schande wäre was doch eigentlich die offi- Menge geschleudert, daraufhin Erkenntnis. Ich für meinen jung zu sein, und gab mir den Teil bin jedenfalls viel ziellen Medien viel besser kön- haben die "Change-Angie- Rat mich in die Ecke zu stel- nen.Wir haben diese Konzerte zur Leute"(?) den Gig abgebrochen, lieber jung als alt, denn das len. Na, und da der Moses "jung sein" hat neben seinen Zufriedenheit aller auftretenden Warum?? immer so gute Ratschläge gibt, Gruppen und (fast!) aller uns be- Anscheinend wußte niemand Be- vielen Nachteilen auch einige hab ich mich dann auch gleich nicht zu verachtende Vorteile. suchenden Punk-Rock-Subkultur- scheid. "Conflict"sollten das in die nächste Ecke gestellt Preunde durchgezogen. Mit nied- Mikro bezahlen ( war's hin??), Man ist noch viel unbeschwerter und mich entsätzlich geschämt. als manche ältere weil man rigen Eintrittspreisen (maX. 5 DM) der Preis schwankte zwischen Es hat aber leider kein Stück wie es sich für ehrliche, nicht 500,-DM (Change-Music) und nicht immer den Zwang hat genutzt, ich bin-weder größer möglichst Erwachsen zu sein kommerzielle Veranstaltungen ge- 1500,-DM (Paco,Conflict-Drum- noch entscheidend älter ge- hört, keine Silbe ist dir das mer). Sinnlose Diskussionen und immer auf sein Verhalten worden. Daran kann es also achten zu müßen. Ich bin froh wert. gab's, Gerüchte, Aktion ( Con- nicht liegen, doch woran sonst? Laß' mich raten wo die Gründe flict zertrümmerten 'n paar noch jünger zu sein als andere Ich hab mir dann also die Mühe und mir graut vor dem Tag an liegen, ist es unsere mangelnde Flaschen wegen der Rechnung) gemacht mein junges Gehirn in Ausrichtung am Zeitgeist: kein bis irgendwer die Bullen rief, dem ich dieses schreckliche Bewegung zu setzen und nach- Jahr beginne, das Jahr ab Ultrahardcore, kein Speedraetal das war wirklich die Krönung zudenken und nachzuschauen wie (Ausnahme Inferno-Konzert). Oder ( immerhin wissen jetzt einige dem man dann angeblich soviel ist es - was ich nicht hoffe - Leute mehr, was für Zivi-Autos es denn so mit den verschied- und doch nichts darf. Aber der Übliche beschissene Konkur- benutzt werden). enen Altersgruppen bei uns hier was für ein Glück dauert das renzkampf um den besseren Ruf? Angeblich seien "Conflict" ge- aussieht. Zuerst hab ich also bsl mir noch fast eineinhalb Nach dem Motto, was nicht auf meingefährlich und hätten Waf- verstärkt in den Zines nach Jahre. So jetzt wißt ihr auch meinem Mist gewachsen ist.... fen, hieß eins von den Gerücht- solchen Äußerungen gesucht. wie alt oder besser jung ich Hat da mal jemand gesagt, Vir en,weshalb irgendein Idiot die Da ist es also ganz besonders bin. So, soweit halt erstmal. (diese dubiosen, subkultur- Bullen geholt hatte. schlimm. Ich mußte also er- Jens Neumann/Spielbergstr. 27/ ellen Elemente) ziehen an einem Die Bullen durften den Schaden kennen, daß ich ein dummer 6501 Elsheim 2 Strang. aufnehmen, die Paßnummer von Kid-Punk bin. Diese Art von Jo Mrischel/Hauptstr. 4/ 7031 Colin aufschreiben und in aller Menschen erlaubt es sich also Aidlingen 1 Ruhe wieder abdampfen. Das niX wirklich in die heiligen Ge- ....Ah, und noch was zu passierte kann ich verstehen, filde der Großen einzudringen "CONFLICT", die hätten ja die Bullen gaben sich alle und hier ihre pupertären Ag- auch in der Schweiz spielen Mühe nicht zu provozieren greseionen und Probleme ab- sollen sagten/ oder besser (jedenfalls nicht mehr als es zubauen. Alles was eie im der Tour-Manager sagte am so 'ne Uniform sowieso macht), Kopf haben ist lächerlich gleichen Abend mit einem Mein lieber Dolf, und die Leute, die noch da und kindisch und sie haben Telephonanruf das Konzert du bist ein Sack, ein großer, waren, waren ziemlich «erstrit- nur das eine im Sinn, die ab, weil sie scheinbar fetter Sack. Deine Kolumne in ten und mit den Bullen ver- Alten aus ihrer Position zu irgendwo in Deutschland der Nummer 4 reiht sich ein in schwanden auch die meisten verdrängen ( Angst um die einen Autounfall hatten. die zunehmend erscheinenden anderen. gute Stellung, was?). Auf Weißt du was davon? Meinungen innerhalb der Punk- Was bleibt: Die Bremer Scene den Konzerten hampeln sie Ieh weiß von diesem Unfall szene, die dazu führen, dass fährt großteils mehr auf "GBH" immer nur rum und pissen in nichts, außer daß "CONFLICT" Ideen weiter entwertet werden. und "EXPLOITED" ab, da waren die Ecken (gell). Nun es mag wohl sehr schlecht Autofahren Wenn C.R. Gott in seinem Fan- mehr Leute und die Stimmung sein, daß ea all das bei jungen können, aber unheimlich viel zine den Standpunkt vertritt, war echt besser.
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