ARTIST...: Station 17
TITLE....: Werkschau
YEAR.....: 2019
LABEL....: Bureau B
CAT.NO...: BB315
GENRE....: Electronic
TIME.....: 56:48
SIZE.....: 130.27 MB
QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
ENCODER..: LAME
SOURCE...: WEB
RLS.DATE.: 2019/09/16
WEBSITE..: https://play.google.com/store/music/album/?id=B2id4svxgz5uaiflyo5llkp5fnm
TRACKLIST
01) (04:59) Feeger
02) (03:42) Bademeister
03) (02:36) Technomuseum 2
04) (04:24) Cola Lite
05) (04:57) Dinge
06) (03:24) Uh-Uh-Uh
07) (03:13) St. Pauli der hat heut Geburtstag
08) (03:34) Ohne Regen kein Regenbogen
09) (03:07) Alles fⁿr Alle
10) (04:26) Lila Pause
11) (04:36) Boogie Boogie Baka
12) (01:50) Pata Patao
13) (04:53) Zuckermelone
14) (02:37) Hito
15) (04:30) Lied der Doofen
Anyone who has followed the progress of Station 17 over the past three decades will
know: the only constant in this band is change. Evolving, stretching musical parameters,
testing limits û these are the guiding principles of the band founded in 1988 by a group
of mentally handicapped residents û Wohngruppe 17 û in Hamburg.
Kai Boysen, an independent musician working with them as a cur ative teacher, started up
the collective as a creative and social project, the first of its kind in the
alternative music scene to bring together musicians with and without disabilities.
Eleven official albums (if we count two remix albums) have been rele ased since then.
Over the years, Station 17 have increasingly emancipated themselves from the basic idea
of a socio - creative project and advanced to the status of an internationally acclaimed
combo in the experimental indie rock sector, conjuring up their own mix of electronic,
krautrock, disco, noise and pop. This long and emotional journey has seen the collective
play more than 800 concerts all over Europe. Two extensive documentaries have presented
their story on screen. The role call of renowned guests and collaborators includes
HOLGER CZUKAY, FETTES BROT, GUDRUN GUT, ANDREAS DORAU, DJ KOZE and DIE TOTEN HOSEN, to
name just a few.
The anniversary compilation ôWerkschauö offers a wonderful introduction to the cosmos of
these pioneers of inclusive music production.
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