Moderne Man, Der
80 Tage Auf See
Der Moderne Man formed in 1979 and operated mainly in the vicinity of Hanover's No Fun label. Inspired by visits to concerts and record stores in London and New York and bands such as the Ramones, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Iggy Pop and the Clash, the group developed an explosive sound that led to the first album "80 Tage auf See" ("80 days at sea") in 1980: German-language post-punk that stood out from Hanover's underground sound and also gained support from BBC's John Peel.
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Format
CD - 1 disk
Release date
07-03-2025
Label
Item-nr
601607
EAN
4015698186703
Availability
Exp. 07-03-2025