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by customguy 10 days ago
Once upon a time in Southern Germany, there was the one and only C-Team...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GRBn7Vn2U0&t=775s

Obviously it loses a lot if you don't speak German, but they were very funny and silly and interacted with their fans a lot, to say the least.

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I don't know how it worked in Germany but in the Netherlands the government had a monopoly on broadcasting. Their public radio stations did not play rock and roll and was not in tune with "youth culture".
Rock'n'roll yes. Youth culture seems harder for me to say anything about, because that can mean a wide range, attitude towards drugs etc. But popular music young people dance to, for sure. You remember Neue Deutsche Welle, right?

Dunno if they were "in tune" though, maybe I'm too literal, because in my mind, anything, even the coolest stuff, that was made by adults and/or legal was not the stuff. Actual youth culture can only happen among the youth, if you know what I mean, so there's at least always this lag.

We had SWF3 with Anke Engelke. WDR with specials(Electronic mostly). BFBS(British Forces Broadcasting Services).

In and around Bonn, in the 80ies. Guess there have been more, but they were out of reception range.