Olli
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209 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard Sep 2024
Olli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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In my case, every three years, Andreas Borcholdt writes about my record. Yeah, Auli Schulz has his... Why am I, very briefly, why am I dependent on the mirror?
Well, because you're a media person and you need it.
I'm an independent musician.
You're number one artist, you're number one on this album chart this year. You always say that so gladly, I was number one. I had two television appearances, with Ina Müller and with you. My songs are never played on the radio, nowhere. You don't have a radio. But who wants to be on the radio? What's the point? No, but let's be honest, there's so much bullshit going on on the radio.
And the best thing I have to tell you, Robert Skopin called me. No, our old boss from Radio 1. Yes, our old boss from Radio 1. Robert Skopin, the program boss, great guy, we don't want to say anything. Greetings. again the story of the podcast and radio 1, some big event. I played a festival there.
They wanted to invite me to talk about how we both started back then at radio 1 with our podcast and tell a little bit of our success story. And then Robert Skopin personally called me and said, if you can't do it, I would send someone over. You record a little video and tell it. We'll let that run in the broadcasting room. It was an event of Radio 1.
And then I said to myself, Robert, I would love to do that, but as a long-time employee of yours, I miss that. But I put this card in my mouth, that a song is played by me. Because I mean, it's not like you only play great music. I listen to Radio 1 every morning. Really, for years. I'm a loyal Radio 1 listener. And when a record came out, I thought, yes, they can play a song once.
It's not that bad. I haven't heard a single song from me. And then I said to Robert, you know that I do everything for Radio 1, but without wanting to open up a fatherhood, but you could have played a song once, the record was always on the first place. And Robert said, yes, I agree with you, Olli, I'm also surprised, I'm also surprised, I can guess why that wasn't done.
Probably the new music director doesn't like me or something. I often have that with radio shows. So with radio stations. I only say 1Live or something, they don't want to do it, I don't give a shit. Have you never gotten the 1Live crown? Never. Me neither. I haven't, I will never get it either, I don't want to either. I don't give a shit. Put your 1Live crowns in your ass.
Put your 1Live crowns in your ass, deep in the ass of any new random artists who are addicted to drugs in two years and then somehow make them old on YouTube.
Robert Kurz stopped briefly, but it wasn't meant to be that bad. I'm happy with everything the way it is.
We would also do something like that.
No, no, no, you didn't interrupt me at all. Your text, I really read the whole impression with great joy. I only got it on Instagram, also online over time, that the people there really, what, ah. It's still going on with Germany, right? No, that's not what's going on. I also have two things on the note. First of all, we had a German punk band shortly before the summer break.
Also German punk is still a topic here. We're switching here. We're really in a very colorful show. German punk, I said that I like the Schleimkeim-Doku too much. Schleimkeim, the most interesting and best German punk band of the East, in my opinion. I haven't seen the documentary yet. Jan Heck is the director who made this documentary.
And he contacted me and sent me a link that I could watch the film. Schleimkeim Otze und die DDR von unten. A really great documentary. For everyone who is also interested in Deutschpunk. And maybe they also think East is all Nazis and so on. That's a great documentation with really hidden, interesting contemporaries from that time.
It's of course a very tragic story, what happened to Otze, who then murdered his father and came to the closed ones. It's a sad story too, but to see these people from that time.
show a completely different facet of the GDR and show what kind of great people lived there, what kind of, let's say, dreamers, day thieves, but also great artists were there and people with a great look and to hear these people talk, that's really great. Jan Heck also wrote to me that he really put his own private capital and everything in there to make this documentary.
You would also find them really great, I'm sure.
Yes, I can ask Jan if I can send you the link. It will definitely interest you. I'm also reading the book right now, I'm almost there, there's also a great book about it. And Orze und die DDR von unten by Jan Heck is already available for order as a DVD and it's worth watching the film. There is definitely also a streaming option or something. Support that.
He really put a lot of love into this documentary and told the story of Otze, who is a tragic figure, but I think he was also someone who really burned. And many thanks to Jan Heck again for allowing me to watch this film.
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