Endstufe & Wellington Arms - 40 Jahre Live & Laut- 2CD Digi

Almost exactly a year ago, Staupitz in Saxony was the scene of a big party. The veterans ENDSTUFE finally celebrated their 40th live anniversary. As befits everyone, they celebrated over two days, a weekend dedicated to skinhead rock'n'roll! Guests came from all corners of the world in front of and on stage. Anyone who was there will remember it with joy! The old geezers from Bremen played an almost three-hour set both days and of course rocked like hell. Anyone who has ever seen the men live will know what was going on!

This recording contains 21 selected songs from this wonderful weekend and clearly shows that the air was burning and the walls in the Old Inn were shaking.

As if that wasn't enough, the second CD features a performance by the Americans from Wellington Arms. The three gentlemen from Chicago were very surprising and caused many an astonished face. White US street/punk rock of the highest quality, as people appreciated it in the good old days!

This publication of contemporary history comes in a fat digipak, embellished with photos, a report from the weekend and a sticker. The whole thing is limited to 700 pieces. This thing rocks and really puts you in a good mood!

Check a sample here

CD 1

1. Wo wir sind brennt die luft

2. 40 jahre

3. Skinhead rock´n´roll

4. Gossstadt patrioten

5. Skinnhead pu

6. Lied der patrioten

7. Glatzenparty

8. Soldaten

9. Trinken

10. Wen ich will

11. Steh auf

12. Gib mir´n´bier

13. Klaus dieter

14. Für euch

15. Eine rose für dich

16. Harte regein

17. Pieddel mit ohren

18. Renees wir lieben euch

19. Oberkörper frei

20. Lass dich nicht unterkriegen

21. Schenk noch einen ein

CD 2

1. Livinbg in Amercia

2. Boredoms a drag

3. Gotta belive

4. Hey man

5. Bringing you down

6. Searching

7. I hear the lions roar

8. Paranoid

9. Out of the limits

10. I´m mad

11. Tomorrow we win

12. We´re young

13. Valencia

14. International lover

15. We´re not scared

16. We are november men

17. Skinhead 88