AUFBRUCH IN DIE ENDZEIT!
Aufbruch In Die Endzeit is MT's very first DVD release, and documents a long gone scene, the early German independent scene, when the lines were blurred between punks, industrialists and new wavers. Some of the performers on the film have gone on to fame and fortune, one or two are even superstars in Germany today, others have returned to obscurity, and a few are no longer among the living. For some, Aufbruch In Die Endzeit is their chance to briefly re-live their youth, a time that they were part of. For others, Aufbruch In Die Endzeit is a glance into an era that they didn't experience but only heard about, the legendary "Neue Deutsche Welle". Aufbruch In Die Endzeit documents a special time in the history of German music, a time that is gone forever and can never be repeated.

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Tracklist:

  1. KFC - Ich bin stumpf
  2. KFC - Für Elise
  3. ZK - Heimweh
  4. Abwärts - Japan Japan
  5. Abwärts - Computerstaa
  6. Fehlfarben - Es geht voran
  7. Freiwillige Selbstkontrolle - D-Zug Berlin
  8. Der Moderne Mann - Dauerlauf
  9. ManiaD - Herzschlag
  10. Der Plan - Leb doch
  11. Der Plan - Ich geh zurück in die Stratosphäre
  12. DAF - Wenn die Bettelleute tanzen
  13. DAF - Ich und die Wirklichkeit
  14. DAF - Tanz den Mussolini
  15. Liaisons Dangereuses - Los ninos del parque
  16. Wirtschaftswunder - La belle e la bete
  17. Malaria - Kaltes klares Wasser

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Recorded in 1980, Aufbruch In Die Endzeit is a documentary of the early German "Neue Deutsche Welle" and punk scene, with very rare footage from DAF, KFC (with Tommi Stumpf), Abwärts, ZK, Fehlfarben, Freiwillige Selbskontrolle, Der Moderne Mann, Mania D, Der Plan, and as bonus tracks, Liaisons Dangereuses, Wirtschaftswunder and Malaria. Originally titled "1980 New Wave Hit Exposion", this film was released as a VHS video cassette in 1980 by Monte Video, and contains live gigs, interviews and videos that are available nowhere else. Great sound, good picture quality and nice menu graphics make this a must for every fan of early German independent music.