What are you listening to?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

That's not cringe. This is.

SpoilerShow

She's actually Austrian. Not that this ever matters.

[Guest]

I can't get these classics out of my head

[Kugelfisch]

Let me slap the gay out of you faggots for a second.


And the best German songs are these:



Ultra cunt slayer of the 70s!

[wulfenlord]

More gay, you say?

[Kugelfisch]

Nein, weniger schwul, du Sohn einer räudigen Zigeunerhure!


Bist du dir sicher, dass du nicht beim Bettenmachen gefunden wurdest, nachdem die Mohren GIs abgezogen wurden, Wolfi?
Du kommst mit krass daher wie ein asozialer Sarotti mit solchen Sprüchen!

[wulfenlord]

It's just fun (and quite easy) to tease you, Kugel-sama.

Zu meinen völkischen Wurzeln verbitte ich mir jedoch diese Anmaßungen

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Ein bisschen internationaler, wenn ich bitten darf.

[Guest]

Let me slap the gay out of you faggots for a second.

Slap us with the limpest wrist on all of DHI.

[Lindsay's Liver]

I love a lot of German rock bands. If you're into 70s prog-rock, you always start off with the English groups and then if you have adventurous tastes, you eventually move on to the Germans, who were freakier and for some reason they loved long, hypnotic drones Every cool 70s German album has about four songs on it and the shortest one is, like, eight minutes long. Then there was Kraftwerk who invented 80s synth-pop in the 70s, but with that weird German drone thing in there sometimes.

Lindsay's Liver's quick German rock sampler:

Essential Kraftwerk:


A classic compact rocker with a psychedelic feel:


The cool, droning shit. Ten minutes long. Bands used to START their albums this way. Sounds great on vinyl and with some good pot.


And an obscurity that I just happen to like. The band is called Birth Control and they made great 70s hard rock with a weird keyboard here and there.

[Guest]

I got caught listening to music again.