"Vanadium I Ching",...
...or a thing from outer space?
Route Industriekultur, Oberhausen-Neue Mitte, Gasometer
ST Distagon 2,8/25
CN 400 BW, scan of a 9x13 print
In my opinion it's not worth to go up to the top of the Gasometer, but to enter it! Inside there's this weird atmosphere due to its architectural structure, its gigantic size and - its mysterious, long-delayed sounds.
Other views from RIK:
"Welcome to the Machine"
.Oliver. .Barnola.
"One of These Days"
.Oliver. .Barnola.
"The Diamond Sea",...
.Oliver. .Barnola.
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Oliver. Barnola. 13/08/2005 11:52
Danke für eure Anmerkungen.@ Mascha
Du hast Recht, der Titel ist eine Anspielung auf ein Lied von den Neubauten. Einerseits wegen der Akustik im Gasometer - und andererseits hatte ich so eine Assoziation mit dem Band-Icon. ;-)
LG, Oli
Mascha Weressowa 13/08/2005 10:54
Hallo Oli!Interessanter Titel -
Einstürzende Neubauten?
Mascha WeressowaLG, deine Mascha