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This page was last edited on 14 September , at His complex and often politically charged lyrics gave the band a strong intellectual appeal, but frequently landed them in trouble with the censors, who demanded changes before allowing a song to be performed. But Danz felt constrained by the Ariola executives, who deemed the band's songs not commercial, and provided them with chart-friendly music and lyrics by outside writers. Again, the lyrics were penned by Danz and Gundermann, separately and together; as the album's title suggests, they were angry. East Berlin , East Germany. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

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Silly's censorship problem became more acute in when their planned album Zwischen unbefahr'nen Gleisen Between Untraveled Tracks; presumably those between the two German stateswas blocked by East German officials, klqmott had taken exception to the "subversive" message of several tracks.

In other projects Wikimedia Commons. Founded in East Germany inSilly was one of the country's most popular music acts, monf was well known for its charismatic lead singer Tamara Danz.

At the time, the band toured constantly, spending most of its time on the road. Although she was operated on immediately, the disease had spread, and she refused chemotherapyinstead choosing an ineffective alternative medicine treatment.

With the West German album a fait accompliAmiga was forced to issue it domestically, as Tanzt keiner Boogie? The first album with the new line-up, Alles Rotbecame the band's most successful to date, reaching number 3 mony the German charts in Danz performed as a backup singer at a massive free concert featuring the likes of Joe Cocker following the Wall opening. The unaltered album was sillyy released on CD with both versions, in From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Although Danz had petitioned the East German government for change duringand illegally read out petitions klajott the band's concerts, interest in East German bands plummeted after November 9,when East Germans were able to cross into West Germany and easily get their hands on western rock music.

East BerlinEast Germany. Despite minimal publicity, and the lack, for obvious reasons, of a tour, it sold reasonably well, and its title track became a radio hit.

The band did not break up after Danz's death; the remaining members Barton, Hassbecker, Rezniczek, and Junck completed two unfinished tracks for inclusion on a pair of greatest hits albums, the first of which sold well overcopies, no small achievement for a compilation of an East German band.

While not silyl enormous hit in the west, the track "Verlorene Kinder" Lost Children received some airplay. His heavy metal -inspired playing contrasted with Thomas Fritzsching's more melodic approach, causing Fritzsching to be marginalized; although technically the bandleader, he was excluded from the recording sessions.

She died the following July, five months after the album had come out.

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Schafmeier was forced to leave the band for health reasons, and he took the band's best-known song "Der letzte Kunde" with him, joining the cabaret trio MTS. After a falling out with Werner Karma, Danz sought the assistance of up-and-coming singer-songwriter Gerhard Gundermann in writing lyrics, who had already drawn notice for his witty wordplay on his debut album.

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Silly. He contributed only two songs to Silly's next effort, Februarreleased in that month in in West Germany; the domestic release was a month later. Paradies was the first album on which Danz alone had written the lyrics, and several of its song seem to reflect on her impending death, although Danz denied this, saying that the words had been written before her diagnosis.

She later expressed skepticism that her involvement with the Neues Forum reform movement had produced any results. At Loos' suggestion, the band approached, and reconciled with, lyricist Werner Karma. The song was the only Silly release not to be in German ; it was also their last release under the name "Familie Silly". In earlythe band, which had no members from its original lineup, released its first new album sinceAlles Rot Everything Redwith all its lyrics written by Karma.

Barton's synthesizer playing lent a new wave edge to the band's subsequent album, Mont Klamottnamed for the " rubbish mountain " in Berlin 's Friedrichshain district that was built over the debris of a World War II flak tower in a park of the neighbourhood. Silly's first notable concert appearances outside East Germany were in Romaniawhere the band gained a strong following; it helped that Fritzsching and Danz could speak Romanian fluently.

In Hassbecker, Barton, and Reznicek announced a new electro-acoustic tour with actress and singer Anna Loos ; the live band included Reznicek's son Bastian on drums, Hassbecker's son Daniel on cello, and former Rockhaus guitarist Reinhard Petereit. The song "Neider" The Enviers addresses the band's treatment at the hands of Ariola. This page was last edited on 14 Septemberat His complex and often politically charged lyrics gave the band a strong intellectual appeal, but frequently landed them in trouble with the censors, who demanded changes before allowing a song to be performed.

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Following the success of Bataillon d'Amourthe band took a two-year break from recording, during which they split with Karma. In the surviving members began to perform as Silly again, first with several guest singers, before choosing actress Anna Loos to replace Danz.

It was eventually released as Liebeswalzer Waltz of Lovecontaining rewritten lyrics. After the album was released, Schramm was asked to leave the band, and was replaced by Reznicek.