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PANKOW - пионеры итальянского EBM / индастриала.
Основатель Maurizio FM Fasolo вместе с пятью приятелями, вдохновлёнными музыкой THROBBING GRISTLE, CABARET VOLTAIRE, начали создавать свою музыку.
Первый альбом "Freiheit Fur Die Sklaven" вышел в 1987 году, во главе с продюсером Adrian Sherwood на Contempo Records (этим же лейблом были выпущены альбомы таких групп, как CLOCK DVA, ATTRITION, CHRISTIAN DEATH, FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM)
PANKOW стала первой итальянской группой, получившей огромный успех в Европе и США.
Альбом "Gisela" стал суперхитовой электро-индустриальной пластинкой и надолго обосновался в немецких и американских чартах (изданный ограниченным тиражом, из чистого золота, альбом "Gisela" стал самым дорогим ЕВМ-релизом в истории музыки).
В целом группа отыграла в 1990 году более 120 шоу и была признана самой успешной концертной индустриальной командой начала 1990-х годов.
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Основатель Maurizio FM Fasolo вместе с пятью приятелями, вдохновлёнными музыкой THROBBING GRISTLE, CABARET VOLTAIRE, начали создавать свою музыку.
Первый альбом "Freiheit Fur Die Sklaven" вышел в 1987 году, во главе с продюсером Adrian Sherwood на Contempo Records (этим же лейблом были выпущены альбомы таких групп, как CLOCK DVA, ATTRITION, CHRISTIAN DEATH, FIELDS OF THE NEPHILIM)
PANKOW стала первой итальянской группой, получившей огромный успех в Европе и США.
Альбом "Gisela" стал суперхитовой электро-индустриальной пластинкой и надолго обосновался в немецких и американских чартах (изданный ограниченным тиражом, из чистого золота, альбом "Gisela" стал самым дорогим ЕВМ-релизом в истории музыки).
В целом группа отыграла в 1990 году более 120 шоу и была признана самой успешной концертной индустриальной командой начала 1990-х годов.
www.pankow.co.uk Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
There are multiple artists named Pankow:
1) Pankow is an Italian band based in Florence, Italy whose core consists of multi-instrumentalist /sample manipulator Maurizio Fasolo and German vocalist Alex Spalck. Dark and nihilistic in the extreme, as well as intermittently scatological, Pankow saw their first domestic release in 1988 with an EP titled "Freedom for the Slaves". 1989's "Gisela", the band's first full-length album, contained a cover of the Normal's "Warm Leatherette", as well as the notorious "Me and My Ding Dong", which musically updated the sensibility of Chuck Berry's "My Ding-a-Ling". "Me and My Ding Dong" was remixed and issued as the centerpiece of an EP titled "Pankow Show You Their Dongs", upon which point the band parted ways with Wax Trax!. Pankow resurfaced in 1991 with a live compilation on ROIR, "Omne anima triste post coitum".
2) Pankow was a German rock band, founded in East Berlin in 1981, which broke up officially on December 31, 1998. Their name came from the Berlin district of Pankow, which was once home to most of the officials of the East German government and contains spoken "Punk".
The band's original lineup consisted of Jürgen Ehle, Ingo Griese, André Herzberg, Rainer Kirchmann, and Stefan Dohanetz. Other members were Frank Hille und Hans-Jürgen (Jacky) Reznicek and Jens Jensen.
Pankow were a well-known band during the 1980s in East Germany. As their lyrics often contained mild criticism of the East German regime, they frequently encountered problems releasing their music. In the song Langeweile (Boredom), the criticism was expressed in the words "Seen the same country too long, heard the same language too often, waited too long, hoped too much, bowed down to the old men too often". The song "Paule Panke" was banned by the state-run Amiga record label, while "Langeweile" was banned from radio airplay however, the band performed both at every concert. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
1) Pankow is an Italian band based in Florence, Italy whose core consists of multi-instrumentalist /sample manipulator Maurizio Fasolo and German vocalist Alex Spalck. Dark and nihilistic in the extreme, as well as intermittently scatological, Pankow saw their first domestic release in 1988 with an EP titled "Freedom for the Slaves". 1989's "Gisela", the band's first full-length album, contained a cover of the Normal's "Warm Leatherette", as well as the notorious "Me and My Ding Dong", which musically updated the sensibility of Chuck Berry's "My Ding-a-Ling". "Me and My Ding Dong" was remixed and issued as the centerpiece of an EP titled "Pankow Show You Their Dongs", upon which point the band parted ways with Wax Trax!. Pankow resurfaced in 1991 with a live compilation on ROIR, "Omne anima triste post coitum".
2) Pankow was a German rock band, founded in East Berlin in 1981, which broke up officially on December 31, 1998. Their name came from the Berlin district of Pankow, which was once home to most of the officials of the East German government and contains spoken "Punk".
The band's original lineup consisted of Jürgen Ehle, Ingo Griese, André Herzberg, Rainer Kirchmann, and Stefan Dohanetz. Other members were Frank Hille und Hans-Jürgen (Jacky) Reznicek and Jens Jensen.
Pankow were a well-known band during the 1980s in East Germany. As their lyrics often contained mild criticism of the East German regime, they frequently encountered problems releasing their music. In the song Langeweile (Boredom), the criticism was expressed in the words "Seen the same country too long, heard the same language too often, waited too long, hoped too much, bowed down to the old men too often". The song "Paule Panke" was banned by the state-run Amiga record label, while "Langeweile" was banned from radio airplay however, the band performed both at every concert. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.