Monks - The Transatlantic Feedback Page #2
People run
Ain't it fun for you?
People go
After the explosion 4 years ago
this sports car was named
"White Orchid".
A work by the pop artist Arman.
In Dsseldorf at Corneliusstrasse
15 the sculpture is an ornamental
piece among other pop attractions
for a "creative workshop".
The owner of the workshop paid
$3.000 for the "White Orchid".
Charles Wilp, pop fanatic and star
of the German ad photographers.
Since my early days I am into
space travel, so I knew about
physical weightlessness.
It started in '63 with the
launching of the first Apollo.
And I connected that with
my idea of the Monks.
If I may complete, which art
status the Monks had,
then for me it was the first
moment of a weightless group,
not only mentally weightless
but also physically
by smashing to pieces everything.
Corneliusstrasse was thrown
into turmoil and the young kids
surrounded them because they
had the feeling for this music.
They came into the
right atmosphere.
I didn't have to change
their "world".
The fact that they wore tonsures
meant to be blasphemous
like me with my nuns.
Niemann. Both saw in me
the right person to promote the
Monks, which I couldn't.
But I could help by getting them to
perform my advertising music
overnight success.
That's how I met with the
artificial creation "Monks".
Musically they stood on
a very high platform.
You couldn't categorize them.
It was hard rock -
if you could call
it rock at all.
They made vibrations, high
frequency rhythms,
then low frequency rhythms.
Then no rhythms at all.
They made the cuts you
need in today's techno
to be able to create those
fast TV commercials.
So, they also were the
precursors of techno.
the empty C sharp,
which they suddenly played.
Then they stopped and Roger hit
with his instrument into the gaps.
That was the new phenomenon
where I could use my texts.
At each gap I said SEXY
and if I wasn't saying it
then it was Marsha Hunt
or Donna Summer.
Well of the GODS
with the Afri tube.
We didn't record the music.
I wanted to use some percussions.
The musicologists and the CEO
couldn't agree with me
Please hand out the notes.
I performed my Afri Cola music
with 48 strings, 2 oboes, 2 harps,
4 timpani - classical instruments.
And created this "unreal" sound,
and which I could have achieved
faster with the Monks.
Then I didn't have to deal with
the burden of the conventions.
It would have been easy to work
exclusively with ad clients.
You see, 30 years later
Germany is still on the Afri high.
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