United by Shared Ambivalence
di Nathan Lee The Village Voice
In 1961, five young men with nothing better to do enlisted in the United States Army and found themselves stationed in Germany at the height of the cold war. United by their shared ambivalence and interest in music, they started jamming in G.I. bars and playing in local clubs.
They caught the attention of two intellectual admen, Walther Niemann and Karl-H. [...]
di Nathan Lee, articolo completo (1343 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The Village Voice 31 Ottobre 2008
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