BERLIN SURREAL - David Bowie und Iggy Pop in der Hauptstraße 155 (eng. subtitles)
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2014
- Berlin in den 70er- und 80er-Jahren: Elias Matt und eine Filmcrew besuchen musikhistorische Stätten dieser Dekaden in der Mauerstadt voller Freaks und unwirklicher Gestalten.
In dieser Folge von BERLIN SURREAL referiert Matt über David Bowie und Iggy Pop und ihre Wohnung in der Hauptstrasse 155 in Berlin-Schöneberg.
Berlin in the 70s und 80s. Elias Matt visits pop-historic sights in the city by wall and talks about the likes of David Bowie, Depeche Mode etc.
In this episode of BERLIN SURREAL Elias Matt talks about Hauptstrasse 155, home of David Bowie and his friend Iggy Pop during their stay in West Berlin in the 70s.
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A great video. I have got a lot of friends who were close friends of Bowie's as I work in the Arts . I visit Berlin two to three times a year and always on Bowie's birthday ( my dad aged 87 visits once a year with us, he was a prison guard to Rudolph hess and Albert Spear in the 50s at Spandau prison which is another reason why I love the place) we are good friends with Frank who owns the Neues ufer cafe and dine regularly at Bowie's old haunts the paris bar & schwarzes cafe . We also visit the schoss Hotel and brucke Museum on each visit. I wasn't aware that his name is still on the mailbox, that is something that I will check out on my next visit. I was in attendance at bowie's birthday bash at the hansa studios just days before he passed away, but he will live on forever of course x
...where i will live........blue blue....
..heute 70igster -nichtgeburtstag....berlin dankt für grossartige musik a.d. hansastudios!!!!!
Ich druecke Dir ganz doll die Daumen,dass Du die Wohnung noch bekommst..
Thanks for this VIDEO !!!!
Awesome video! Thanks. Would like a version in color so I could appreciate the vibe of the city more.
there's no difference
Das ist sehr interessant zu wissen! Danke :)
Good documentary. You look like Iggy. Perhaps you've soaked up a bit too much of that atmosphere. Heh heh heh.
These are the interesting demonstrations to see, to listen .... great very great
Hallo Elias, ich habe dein schönes Videodokument nach Davids Tod entdeckt und bin dann vor ein paar Tagen, als ich in Berlin war, natürlich zur besagten Adresse. Dank deines Videos habe ich mich wahnsinnig auf das Briefkastenschildchen gefreut. Komisch... ich bin seit ich denken kann Liebhaber von Davids Künsten, aber nie kam mir in den Sinn seine alte Wohnung zu besuchen (die Adresse war natürlich bekannt)... vielleicht weil ich immer dachte, er lebt ewig. Ohne ihn ... unvorstellbar. Lieb, wie die Berliner sind, habe ich Zutritt erhalten, aber das besagte Schildchen war leider nicht mehr da :( Daher bin ich umso dankbarer dein Zeitdokument zu haben! Liebe Grüße
AMAZING to see their names still in the mailbox... Did they keep it on purpose? I wonder who is living there!! Place of worship Lol
To honor them. Schöneberg is a lovely Part of Berlin. Such an atmosphere.
Sein Schlafzimmer war zumindest 1977 nicht blau gestrichen und wir gingen nicht durch dir Tür im Hinterhof, sondern Iggy wohnte im HInterhaus. Wenn du mehr infos möchtest kontaktiere mich.
Wow, wie interessant. Wie gern würde ich Dich treffen. Alles Liebe, Chrissie
lustig und sehr interessant. danke
ich will jetzt auch mit bowie und iggy zigaretten und kaffee verspeisen .... ;-))))
Great stuff! sehr gut! :D
Very superficial, affected video with a few half-truths. Neither Bowie nor Pop deserve that. Iggy Pop did NOT live together with Bowie in his apartment but in a neighboring apartment. And Bowie lived in Berlin from 1976 to 1978. West-Berlin got many subsidies from the West-German government, that's why it was so cheap to live there + the night life was partly great. But for a West-German like me who lived there in the early 80s, the dreadful Berlin wall situation got on one's nerves. And: Berliners are very superficial people, just like people in many regions in the east of Germany. I left West-Berlin in 1984. Maybe the reunification of Germany should have never happened...but East-Germany was bankrupt in 1989...that's why it happened. Another 30 years of more West-German subsidies for the east, will it ever end?? David Bowie interviewed on the Harald Schmidt Show 11.07.2002 (in English on German TV) ruclips.net/video/sI7HWVUpQp4/видео.html
I hope you get the flat one day!
What I find nice is how "nromal" this apartment is. One would expect they would live in a luxurious penthouse overlooking the entire city, but no, quite a reasonable place.
Das ist ja lieb gemeint von der Haus-Comunity, aber;
Ich (67) lebte damals (auf Grund von „Fahnenflucht“)...in Mauerstadt.
Damals... stand am Briefkasten „Osterberg/Jones“.
Bin ein American der in 1980 in Hauptstrasse 10 (moved in - I forgot the German word)- fast gegenuber from diese Wohnung. Ich wurde auch in Anderes Ufer Zeit verbringen
can't understand a word but i'd like to. Looks like a well made channel..
danke.
Merci
1A m
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May the stars align for you and the flat. Have you been inside the apartment? Will you paint the room glorious electric blue when it is yours? Something tells me you have painted a room or two that color before.
0:33 did he just say "Daddy Bowie"? 'Cos same
Given that Low was recorded in France, it's unlikely that Bowie would have written the line 'Blue, blue, electric blue' in his bedroom in Berlin.
well yes, he stated this in an interview, he didn't write it while recording in the studio but long before, that's why it's the "berlin trilogy"
@@puncherry It's the Eno trilogy actually.
@@Mist-Media lol yes, cute
THE BERLINER PLACE!!
Blau, Blau is the color of your necktie
Die letzten Geheimnisse über D. Bowie in Berlin werden hier gelüftet!! Supi!!! "Low" ist teilweise vorher fertig gewesen... Aber immerhin sind nur zwei Alben, die er in Berlin gemacht hat - und nicht mehr drei... die Wohnung kostet wohl ein Vermögen.,..
If their names were still on the mailbox, the names would have been Jones/Osterberg, not Bowie/Pop. This guy in the video's just making stuff up.
Or the current owner/tenant put that there for fun.
Cool Video. But the magic didn't come from the place itself. It came from inside the heads of the persons who were there at the time making the music. If it were just about the place being magic, Bowie and Pop every person wanting to create a masterpiece would hanging around the front door 24 a day waiting for divine intervention.
Sorry, ich kann auch Deutsch sprechen, aber bin zu foul.... VG aus München
Well it's just a bit of hype isn't it, like everything else on here. It's what attracts, like bees to a hornets nest.
hmm - ich war dortmals dorten und erlebte diese Zeit - daher naja - btw habe ich später an dem Pult auf welchem Heroes aufgenommen wurde auch gearbeitet.... anyway...
Is this dude a vampire?
"Is this dude a vampire?"
No. A Berliner.
Why should be a Vampire? People are free to be what they wanna be.
I Like that style.
Hi maybe you can do yt on Joe Jackson or way more surreal Tom Robinson who lived in East Berlin to avoid the british taxman!
RIP BOWIE
He's not dead - he lives on mars! ⚡️
Damn you look like Till Lindemann
Bowie in Berlin blablabla.
Die Stadt war voller Künstler, über die niemand mehr spricht.
Ich habe z.B. um die Ecke von Günter Grass gewohnt, in Friedenau.
Zum Glück war unser Vermieter ein kulturelles U-Boot, sonst hätte er uns glatt die Miete erhöht.
Es geht in diesem Video aber nunmal um David Bowie.
Where´s the subtitle??
+Mark Molson Just click on the captions icon in the bottom right corner support.google.com/youtube/answer/100078?hl=en
+hardrockerduck Wow!! Thank you so much!! :)))
Don't keep Him All To Yourself...
hä warum ist die Krawatte blau und sonst nix
Das Sweat Shirt des Mädchens, das den Hauseingang betritt ist ebenfalls blau. Ich nehme an, aus dramaturgischen Gründen und bezugnehmend auf die Textpassage "Blue, blue, electric blue - that's the colour of my room". Ähnlich wie das Mädchen im roten Mantel in "Schindlers Liste".
I DON'T SEE NO SUBTITLES!! And I'm an ignorant American who only speaks one language. But I read once that Bowie and Iggy lived at this address so I believe I got the gist. I really wanted to see his room that's blue, blue 'lectric blue...
This is exactly where the Thin White Duke would have lived in glorious decadence 50 years before. It confuses me that the Thin White Duke was spawned in LA...and that when Bowie arrived at his Berlin destination, the persona had been stripped away..
Every other source says that Bowie lived in Neukölln surrounded by Turkish immigrants. What's up with that?
+romber58 It's fascinating to hear your point of view. I never knew that the West Berliners wanted the wall to stay put.
+Morag MacGregor We were the bastion of the capitalist world,in the middle of east germany...a trojan horse if you like.Lots of West Germans moved to Berlin coz then they would escape the draft...the punks the artists etc..that is what made West Berlin special and why i stayed here i guess in 1985,Also the situation politically seemed so stable at the time and nobody thought about Berlin...If they did they they confused it with the Iron curtain. The West German government poured bucket loads of subventions(money) into the city . The east Berliners could of course watch our T,V... broadcasted from literally a mile away......I could go on and on but if you think about it who would choose instability over stability...lol...nowadays i think i don,t mind..instability is much more exciting.
+romber58 *I* confused the Wall with the Iron Curtain…to me they were synonymous. I was a kid in the 60's and that's how the American media portrayed things during the Cold War. I remember news stories about daring escapes to W Berlin. In fact I didn't realize until recently that Berlin was in the middle of East Germany. I am NOT proud of being so uninformed.
As to the question of who prefers political and social instability…follow the money. I'm not sure where that leads & I'm not sure I want to know.
If the world seems more interesting to you this way, you are CLEARLY a lot younger than I am, God bless you!
😂😂😂. Wish I could recapture your optimism.
Please continue to share your insights, I so enjoy hearing your point of view.
+Morag MacGregor Ha,well the clue to MY age is in my name, and my comment about Instability was only to reinforce what I said about no one in West Berlin wanting the wall to go.When I saw the news that night after coming home from work I thought "Damn, the game,s up" lol.
Now I realize that it was just one more step in the city,s history ,Berlin in the1920,s. and 30,s...watch the film"Caberet" with Liza Minneli,Berlin In the 40,s...the war and the destruction.Berlin in the 50,s..the rebuilding and not forgetting the Blockade of West Berlin and the famous airlift..Planes landing every 30 seconds at Tempelhof Airport to keep the West Berliners alive with coal for heating and chocolate for the kids and everything else...Then in 1961 the building of the wall which separated families overnight..imagine that in your town happening one evening as you slept.
After that things calmed down and the cold war situation seemed like an agreement not to rock the boat,hence the cool times here in the 70,s and 80,s.Then the events of November 89..
+romber58 I've seen Cabaret a dozen times AND I've read Christopher Isherwood's Berlin Stories a few times as well…they were the inspiration for Cabaret.
I always imagined the Thin White Duke was an inhabitant of pre-war Berlin. I was surprised to learn that Station to Station was recorded before Bowie moved to Berlin. It makes Low & Heroes that much more meaningful to me, thinking Bowie stepped outside his fantasy of Berlin and dug deep into his own reality. That's how I like to think of it, anyway.
And I still have a few years on you. Just a few 😉
Bowie, Rest in hell
Tol
So schön wie dieser reiche Unternehmer kann ich es natürlich nicht.
Aber auch ich musste natürlich diesen Ort besuchen. :-)
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Wir haben Frisöre in Berlin !
so was bescheuertes...