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2001 live album by Nina Hagen
Krefelder Appell - Keine Atomraketen
Live album by Nina Hagen
Released2001 (2001)
RecordedSeptember 2, 2001
Genre
Length65:25
LabelStorck
ProducerTerry Red
Nina Hagen chronology
Return of the Mother
(2000) 		Krefelder Appell - Keine Atomraketen
(2001) 		Big Band Explosion
(2003)

Krefelder Appell - Keine Atomraketen by Nina Hagen was recorded at Kulturfabrik in Krefeld on September 2, 2001 and released later that year.

Track listing

  1. "Schritt für Schritt ins Paradies" previously unreleased
  2. "Schachmatt" originally from Return of the Mother
  3. "Revolution" previously unreleased
  4. "Frequenzkontrolle" originally from Return of the Mother
  5. "Das Veilchen" previously unreleased
  6. "Höllenzug" originally from Return of the Mother
  7. "Zero Zero U.F.O." originally from FreuD euch
  8. "Tiere" originally from FreuD euch
  9. "African Reggae" originally from Unbehagen
  10. "Nina 4 President" originally from Street
  11. "Revolution Ballroom" originally from Revolution Ballroom
  12. "I'm Gonna Live the Life" originally from Revolution Ballroom
  13. "My Sweet Lord" previously unreleased
  14. "Born to Die in Berlin" originally from BeeHappy
  15. "Der Wind hat mir ein Lied erzählt" originally from Return of the Mother
  16. "Pank" originally from Nina Hagen Band
  17. "My Way" originally from Nina Hagen in Ekstasy
  18. "Freiheitslied" originally from FreuD euch
  19. "Riesenschritt" originally from FreuD euch
  20. "Ska" previously unreleased
  21. "Deutschland ich liebe Dich" previously unreleased
  22. "TV-Glotzer (White Punks On Dope)" originally from Nina Hagen Band
  23. "Ave Maria" originally from Nina Hagen

Information about releases refers to official Nina Hagen albums

Nina Hagen
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