I was told that even the London Tube isn't as prompt as the Berlin S-Bahn. And I found English trains, in general, to be quite prompt.
Used to be extremely prompt trains. I've had quite a few times when I'm still standing on the Bahnsteig waiting for a train 10 minutes after it was supposed to arrive Although that's been several years ago already, so maybe they've improved since??
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10 Oct 2017, 9:46 am
kraftiekortie wrote:
In the 1960s, they had many good rock-n-roll sorts of shows--one example being "Beat Club." Far more advanced than something like Bandstand.
You can watch early Jimi Hendrix on YouTube in one of those shows.
A German named Astrid was the primary impetus behind the "Beatle Haircut."
I am glad clips of that show are available on Youtube. You can watch nearly every classic rock, pop, soul act you know and plenty of acts you don't. They also have lesser known songs by well known acts.
There was a 1970's German show called "DISCO" that had all sorts of music genres with a studio audience that intently watched but barely reacted.
What do I think of first?
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