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'''Lost in Music – Rap & Söhne''' is a German TV documentary by Uwe Klinkmann and Markus Schneider. The film has a duration of almost 60 minutes and was first aired in 1998 (ZDF) and again on 29 May, 1999 (3Sat). The film is part of a series of German music documentaries, which were all produced in the 1990s | '''Lost in Music – Rap & Söhne''' is a German TV documentary by Uwe Klinkmann and Markus Schneider. The film has a duration of almost 60 minutes and was first aired in 1998 (ZDF) and again on 29 May, 1999 (3Sat). The film is part of a series of German music documentaries, which were all produced in the 1990s having the term "Lost in Music" in their titles. | ||
This documentary accompanies the hip hop scene in Germany in the summer of 1998 showing the protagonists in their studios, concerts, offices, flats or in exclusively created music sequences. Footage was taken in offices of music labels like YO MAMA (Hamburg), MZEE (Cologne) FOUR MUSIC (Stuttgart) and clubs KÖLLIFORNIA (Cologne) and 0711 (Stuttgart) and from the project KOLCHOSE (Stuttgart). | |||
It is a journey to the three biggest centres of German hip hop, i.e. Hamburg, Cologne and Stuttgart. The video documents the quality of a Germany-wide collaboration, both economically and artistically, as well as the regionally different perceptions of German-language rap music. | |||
The film features the German hip hop artists Stieber Twins, Fischmob, Fünf Sterne Deluxe, Eins Zwo, Doppelkopf, MC René, Spax, Smudo, Hausmarke, Freundeskreis, Massive Töne. | |||
There are two scenes in which the human beatbox is used to accompany rap. | There are two scenes in which the human beatbox is used to accompany rap. | ||
At 27 minutes, 27 seconds the two members of Fünf Sterne Deluxe are performing what is subtitled as "Penthouse Freestyle". The artist Tobi is [[beatboxing]] while Bo is [[freestyle]] rapping. | |||
https://youtu.be/_WzXr7dTeYs?t=1648 | |||
At 36 minutes, 20 seconds the Stieber Twins are performing an a cappella version of their song "Schlangen sind giftig". Martin does the beatbox while his brother Christian is rapping. | |||
https://youtu.be/_WzXr7dTeYs?t=2180 | |||
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Lost in Music – Rap & Söhne is a German TV documentary by Uwe Klinkmann and Markus Schneider. The film has a duration of almost 60 minutes and was first aired in 1998 (ZDF) and again on 29 May, 1999 (3Sat). The film is part of a series of German music documentaries, which were all produced in the 1990s having the term "Lost in Music" in their titles.
This documentary accompanies the hip hop scene in Germany in the summer of 1998 showing the protagonists in their studios, concerts, offices, flats or in exclusively created music sequences. Footage was taken in offices of music labels like YO MAMA (Hamburg), MZEE (Cologne) FOUR MUSIC (Stuttgart) and clubs KÖLLIFORNIA (Cologne) and 0711 (Stuttgart) and from the project KOLCHOSE (Stuttgart).
It is a journey to the three biggest centres of German hip hop, i.e. Hamburg, Cologne and Stuttgart. The video documents the quality of a Germany-wide collaboration, both economically and artistically, as well as the regionally different perceptions of German-language rap music.
The film features the German hip hop artists Stieber Twins, Fischmob, Fünf Sterne Deluxe, Eins Zwo, Doppelkopf, MC René, Spax, Smudo, Hausmarke, Freundeskreis, Massive Töne.
There are two scenes in which the human beatbox is used to accompany rap.
At 27 minutes, 27 seconds the two members of Fünf Sterne Deluxe are performing what is subtitled as "Penthouse Freestyle". The artist Tobi is beatboxing while Bo is freestyle rapping.
https://youtu.be/_WzXr7dTeYs?t=1648
At 36 minutes, 20 seconds the Stieber Twins are performing an a cappella version of their song "Schlangen sind giftig". Martin does the beatbox while his brother Christian is rapping.