Nina Hagen

But when I met him, I was very much seeing what a genuine person he is.

I do know people from the music field and the punk rock star Nina Hagen considered me for some time as her fickle mind allowed her guru.

And yes, I'm moving in these circles.

But I often see that it is not so good for the stars because they become intoxicated by pride and they lose the connection with themselves by the fame and adoration which they get.

Willow, love Weezer.

Rosa Schlupfer, Weezer, Nina Hagen, and Priest and Zappa.

kirby for sure okay everybody loves weezer rosa schlepfer the thing about photography versus painting is relatable i have no patience for either illustration major here hanging around gay porn studios is a good time earlier in the episode i literally had a flashback about the time i peed in an ex's butt just because i was bored we weren't on meth so glad you asked Mr. Jason, we need a voicemail from you, Rosa.

Please send one.

Yeah, I was not at that show.

I was at Nina Hagen in July.

Oh, Nina Hagen.

Okay.

Yeah.

So we did talk about, you know, Mike getting Lemmy-ized and becoming the murderhead guy for a while.

And then Buzz Box was the next one where most of your time.

And then I know we did talk about Nina Hagen.

Now the mid-80s.

Anthony Kiedis was dating German punk singer Nina Hagen.

Browsing her wardrobe, he spotted an expensive custom jacket and he was really admiring it.

He thought it was pretty cool.

Oh, really? Like,

I don't know why, like, I loved the way he screamed, like... that was really fun Marvin Gaye um some German artists as well uh which probably wouldn't wouldn't ring a bell for you I always loved Nina Hagen who's like the mother of punk um German icon and yeah

so you live in Berlin now that's where you're based how did the Berlin club scene shape your sound

Sometimes I feel like what I play is almost the antithesis to what Berlin Club Sound was at the time when I started DJing.

Freddie Mercury goes blind, dies, you know, from AIDS.

It's like, I guess he enjoyed going to the grindhouse and doing scat play with a bunch of copy-paste carbon copy Mercuryettes, right? I mean, I guess he enjoyed that, going to Hamburg and doing some Uta Hagen or Nina Hagen stuff down in the basement where Satan himself was like, whoa, whoa, guys, guys, I didn't mean that.

Just regular evil.

Can we not do this absolute scatological evil? But I assume he enjoyed it.

Go on.

Because Anthony Kiedis drew inspiration for this song from German singer Nina Hagen.

I learned this on YouTube.

What did you learn? Backstory says Nina Hagen, who was a punk singer.

Well, Anthony Kiedis liked a jacket.

She just gave it him.

...

Nina Hagen.

He had images of Nina Hagen and Siouxsie Sioux.

He had excellent taste.

He was well-read.

We, I mean, I saw Sea Pharaoh there.

And then when we were leaving at two o'clock when it closed and going to Denny's, which was like across the street and down the street a little bit, we ran into Nina Hagen.

I loved Nina Hagen.

There was another person.

I mean, she was on K-Rock, right? Japan was not.

Soft Cell was.

But anyway, we entered Nina Hagen to have a nice little chat with her in her East German whatever.

I guess probably she and C. Farrell knew each other because he was from East Germany too.