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Born in East Germany, Nina Hagen had already gained a reputation as a flamboyant rock singer by the time she emigrated to the West in 1976, where she formed a band, signed to CBS Germany, and released the debut album Nina Hagen Band in 1978. It was followed in 1980 by Unbehagen. Hagen's first U.S. release, Nina Hagen Band EP (1980), was a four-song EP consisting of songs drawn from her two German releases. She moved to New York and made her first English-language LP, Nunsexmonkrock, in 1982. That and its follow-up, the Giorgio Moroder-produced Fearless (1983), charted briefly, and "New York New York" was a Top Ten dance club hit. But Hagen left CBS after Nina Hagen in Ekstacy (1985). In 1988, she celebrated her marriage with the EP Punk Wedding, released in Canada, and in 1989 she returned to the German market with Nina Hagen. In 2010, Hagen released Personal Jesus, which featured 13 faith-based tracks that dutifully blend rock, blues, soul, and gospel into a sound thats distinctly hers. ~ William Ruhlmann, Rovi
I have loved Nina since 1978, What a superstar megagenius, She is a absolute star, beyond the comprehension of the average, keep in mind 50% of us have a below average IQ!
I listened to Nina Hagen three months ago, and my life has never been the same. Why nobody else seem to notice the UFOs that land here and there, and the aliens jammin' amongst us while wearing outrageous hats? Sometimes while at work, my colleagues look funny at me across the cubicle walls when I perform spontaneous screaming and giggling dances. Is it the bird-of-paradise feathers that I threaded through my eyelid piercings? Or the shaved and tattooed hamster chained on my shoulder...
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Nina is my favorite female performer. I find however that must of the stuff she has done after Revolution Ballroom is completely crap (except Irgendwo auf der Welt). Nina Hagen Band albums and Nunsexmonkrock are iconic treasures.
I first hear the TV Glotzer 10" EP when I was squatting in this broken down building in NYC. It was so gross, but it was so damn fun. That was the summer she came over to NY and she was the underground star. Packed houses. Everybody wanted to meet her. She can sing circles around anyone.
"Fearless" and "Nina Hagen in Ekstacy" are missing from her discography; that's too bad because both contain some really great tunes. She is definitely one of a kind.
another album "nina hagen in ecstacy" was left out of her discography. She had a beautiful song called (I'm pretty sure?) "There is no End". Anyone out there familiar with it? Probably on one of her several unmentioned albums... she is not of this earth...
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