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La! Neu - Zeeland (1997)

vom: 19.01.2024

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La! Neu? war der Name f�r ein Bandprojekt von Klaus Dinger (ehemals La D�sseldorf). Mitte der 80er bekam Dinger keinen Plattenvertrag in Deutschland, zum Gl�ck bot ihm das japanische Label Captain Trip Records einen 1994 an.
Klaus gr�ndete das Dingerland Sub-label unter CTR. La! Neu? war ein loses Kollektiv unter dessen Namen er mit meist jungen Musikern und seiner Mutter seine Musikideen realisierte.
Die Aufnahmen erfolgten schnell und spontan, die Cover ebenfalls.

La! Neu? war dar�berhinaus das Dach f�r Projekte seiner Freunde; z.B. Rembrandt Lensinks Soloalbum God Strikes Back, eine Platte der Bluepoint Underground und Die With Dignitys Album Kraut 
erschienen als La! Neu?. In den 2000ern kam es zu keinen Ver�ffentlichungen. Er wollte das erfolgreiche La D�sseldorf Album Viva mit japanischen Musikern neu audnehmen, dazu kam es nicht, er starb 2008.

Zeeland (Live '97) is a studio album by German band La! Neu? recorded and released in 1997. It consists of a series of live jams recorded at Klaus Dinger's studio near Kamperland in the Dutch province of Zeeland. The album was produced and released quickly in comparison with its prequel D�sseldorf, which evolved over a period of two years. 
After the recording and release of D�sseldorf, Dinger was anxious to continue his work with Andreas Reihse and Victoria Wehrmeister, and so travelled with them to his Dutch studios. Here they began an intensive period of "spontaneous and relatively unprepared"[1] jamming, quickly constructing songs from riffs and drones. Dinger's mother Renate and his friend Rembrandt Lensink also contributed to the sessions, and are photographed along with Dinger, Reihse and Wehrmeister in the album booklet. Wehrmeister features far more on Zeeland than on D�sseldorf, taking most of the album's lead vocal parts.
Dinger mastered Zeeland at the same time as "Cha Cha 2000 - Live in Tokyo" in autumn 1997, although unlike Cha Cha Live, Zeeland would be released before the end of the year. Critically, Zeeland was a success, with Marc Jones of "Klangzeit" magazine calling it "close and peaceful - with an added smile".[2]

[color=#FF0000]"To Get You Real" - 9:14 (Klaus Dinger, Victoria Wehrmeister)
"Dank Je Sanne (For Not Erasing the Tune of Dank Je Sanne)" - 15:24 (K. Dinger, Andreas Reihse, Wehrmeister)
"Champagne" - 12:58 (K. Dinger, Reihse, Wehrmeister)
"Satellite of Mine" - 3:25 (K. Dinger, Reihse)
"Nippon Video Geisha" - 0:35 (Rembrandt Lensink, a sample from Lensink's album Rembrandt: God Strikes Back)
"Zeeland" - 2:07 (Renate Dinger)
"Insekt" - 6:37 (Reihse, Wehrmeister)
"Silly Face" - 11:46 (K. Dinger, Wehrmeister)[/color]

Klaus Dinger - bells, effects, guitar, mixing, percussion, vocals
Renate Dinger - piano, vocals (tr. 6)
Rembrandt Lensink - sampling (tr. 5)
Andreas Reihse - electronics, keyboards, synthesizers
Victoria Wehrmeister - percussion, vocals

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