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concerts.

in late august i met up with n. on our best festival in wiesbaden: folklore. we initially wanted to meet up earlier for seeing more bands but it was rainy and so we just went to see sdp - a german duo making hip hop/ pop music. they're what i call a 'fun music' band. nothing too deep, but with a few sharp edges. and you can't do anything but dance and jump with them. they're sweeping, haha.

one of the rooms of the schlachthof - THE alternative venue of wiesbaden's youth and young people.

well, i'm not a frequent guest of this club, unfortunately. going alone scares me too much and since none of my friends in wiesbaden have similar music taste i rarely come around here. plus... i never really have the time to attend concerts. maybe i should make it a goal to check out the concert program and maybe going to more of the schlachthof concerts in future. otherwise i'll be missing out good bands or artists again and again.

like when i realized that i missed bright eyes in wiesbaden. this was a real bummer and i wanted to cry a little. especially because the schlachthof is only 15 minutes away from my flat.

me & n. isn't she the cutest?

this guy was a beatboxer. did some crazy surrealistic beatboxing.

the drum set of sdp.

one of the bass/guitar players. i stared at him a lot. like i'm a total creep. 

sdp frontman vincent.


and the other frontman: dag.


and this was me afterwards.

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