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In Concert: Royal Republic and Ska P

An eventful musical weekend is behind me. On Friday, I'm with Marlene in the gas plant ( http://www.gaswerk.ch/programm/programm ) been. There we have allschools.de for online fanzine work, '. First, we interviewed the guys from Royal Republic and I must say, I'm still excited. The guys are nice, funny and crazy. Then we have the opening band, Goodbye Fairbanks considered '(Photos by me: http://www.allschools.de/gallery/1284615/ ). The Royal Republic concert at the port has rocked. The Swedes to know, how they can bring the crowd going. I was mostly busy with the shooting, while Marlene was able to enjoy the concert (photos Royal Republic: http://www.allschools.de/gallery/1284616/ ). Too bad only about 130 concert-goers were there, the band definitely deserves more public. The story of Marlene interview will appear the next day on allschools.de. It is recommended that this be read, to my opinion is very finely written.

Saturday was a workday. With Mario, the colleagues from Graz and Larissa I still had to prepare the presentation of Journalism. If after this term I do not hear more of a will, then it is the word, quality criteria '. After laborious struggle through the depths of media studies the quality of research we have finally won it. On Saturday, we have worked from noon to night, except for a spaghetti-break. Thus, Larissa and I, unfortunately, a little later in the Eulachhallen ( http://www.eulachhallen.ch/ ) come. There we are still in time to appear Ska P '. We have missed support bands like, Sondaschule 'is annoying, but have been in the semester final sprint to avoid unlikely. Ska P and has been profitable right. The ska-seniors can have and that it loud and long (Videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PegtG5_6ZSo ; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vx- RiTLB9Dg ). Another Advantage that few people understand the English lyrics, the mood would otherwise perhaps not quite as good. Most of the lyrics to criticize globalization, religion, fascism and oppression, themes that invite not necessarily to celebrate. Nevertheless, the hall has simmering until the water has dripped from the ceiling and very few have not moved rhythmically. After the concert the hall a battlefield of empty beer cups and cigarette stumps has compensated, filthy gorgeous. All in all, a brilliant weekend of concerts in Winterthur.