u/kassettenfreak

Ich höre seit Jahren Die drei ??? und frage mich öfter, wie sie im Vergleich zu anderen Jugend-Hörspielserien dastehen – z. B. TKKG, Die Punkys, oder auch älteren/unbekannteren Serien.

Was macht Die drei ???? für euch besonders (Atmosphäre, Charaktere, Spannung, Nostalgie)?
Gibt es Serien, die ihr in manchen Punkten sogar stärker findet?
Und welche „Geheimtips“ unter den Jugend-Hörspielen kennt ihr vielleicht noch?

wenn einer/einem Bruchstücke eines Hörbuchs aus der Kindheit im Kopf herumschwirren, eine/einer aber einfach nicht mehr auf den Titel kommt? Es sind ja nicht alle Titel so prominent und so leicht zu finden, wie z.B. die Känguru-Chroniken, die zuerst ja auch als Bücher erschienen und erst später als Hörbuch bzw. Hörspiele... ich gebe zu: ich habe Hörbücher etwas lieber zur Zeit als Bücher. Aber da habe ich mit der zusätzlichen Suche nach Buchtiteln dann wenigstens die doppelte Cahnce, einen vergessenen Hörbuchtitel wiederzufinden. Kennt ihr wirklich gute Suchmaschinen für Bücher?

'To Have The Second Crack' was, contrary to what the title suggests, the first electronic music album of the Hamburg electro combo Abortive Gasp from 1988.

Familienkomödie, geheimnisvolle Science-Fiction und trashiger Situationshumor ... aus 1984

The non-commercial short documentary by Ludwig Kamberlein on Hamburg’s electro-industrial band Abortive Gasp (1987–1989) — improvisation, provocation, and an abrupt end in the independent scene on the eve of German reunification.

Das Ende des gesellschaftspolitischen Hörspiels? Schön wär's ;(

Hey everyone,

just wanted to invite you to our next informal Hörspiel-Treffen this Friday, July 3rd, starting at 6 PM.

Location:
Zum Leibarzt, Cotheniusstraße 11, 10407 Berlin

It’s a relaxed get-together for anyone who loves audio dramas / Hörspiele — whether you’re into current productions, old nostalgia classics from the 80s/90s, or just enjoy listening casually. We chat, exchange recommendations, meet fellow listeners and bring good vibes.

No matter if you’re a hardcore collector or just coming for the first time — everyone is very welcome! Feel free to bring friends.

Completely free & open to all.

Come by if you’re around — would be great to see some new faces!

Looking forward to it

Hey everyone,

just wanted to invite you to our next informal Hörspiel-Treffen this Friday, July 3rd, starting at 6 PM.

Location:
Zum Leibarzt, Cotheniusstraße 11, 10407 Berlin

It’s a relaxed get-together for anyone who loves audio dramas / Hörspiele — whether you’re into current productions, old nostalgia classics from the 80s/90s, or just enjoy listening casually. We chat, exchange recommendations, meet fellow listeners and bring good vibes.

No matter if you’re a hardcore collector or just coming for the first time — everyone is very welcome! Feel free to bring friends.

Completely free & open to all.

Come by if you’re around — would be great to see some new faces!

Looking forward to it

I'm having a problem with my electro-industrial/EBM playlist on Submithub: there are a lot of oldies in this genre because, while there are plenty of good new hits, the biggest boom happened around 1990. However, it’s difficult to convey this to the curators using standard genre labels—such as “Industrial”—when they feel they have to evaluate the use of new technology, especially in such an electronically dominated music style. I often get feedback that individual songs are very good, but not produced well enough (by today's standards)—does anyone have any advice for me? I can't really list "oldies" as a genre, because people immediately think of Elvis Presley ;(

Hey everyone,

just wanted to invite you to our next informal Hörspiel-Treffen this Wednesday, June 3rd, starting at 6 PM.

Location:
IMMANET (Immanuelkirchstr. 8, Prenzlauer Berg)

It’s a relaxed get-together for anyone who loves audio dramas / Hörspiele — whether you’re into current productions, old nostalgia classics from the 80s/90s, or just enjoy listening casually. We chat, exchange recommendations, meet fellow listeners and bring good vibes.

No matter if you’re a hardcore collector or just coming for the first time — everyone is very welcome! Feel free to bring friends.

Completely free & open to all.

Come by if you’re around — would be great to see some new faces!

Looking forward to it

Electronic Body Music (EBM) is a genre of electronic music that emerged in the early 1980s, combining elements of industrial music, synth-pop, and post-punk with a focus on repetitive, danceable rhythms and aggressive, often politically charged lyrics. It is characterized by its use of sequencers.