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about the literal translation: "ton" has two meanings in german. one is clay, the other is sound. obviously the bandname is about the sound. the bandname could also be understood as proclamation: from Sound [music] to Stones to Shards [broken glass]
Why is it nonsense? I'm a great fan of the Scherben an have red the biographies of the Scherben and Rio Reiser.
But my english is not perfect, so I beg for pardon.
Rio made this comentary in 1990, five years after the end of the band. At this point of time he tried to bring his former band out of the political corner. The band had high bills to pay and ned money from the LP sale. In this time music by unpolitical bands sold better. So the theory with "from sound to stones to shards" is more trustworthy.
I base this on a handletter of the band from 1970 which is called "Musik kann eine Waffe sein" (Music can be a weapon). In this handletter the band offers her musical help to all orgaisations and actions who who fight against the 3- class- Society...
On this background it is plausible that the band chooses a name who supports aggressivity and calls out the enemy of the movement: The contollmadness of the government in this place played by the Bau Steine Erden.
Also its wrong that the stage in Fehmarn began to burn. Where they should have played after the burn? A wooden house near the stage burned down.
maybe thats interesting? Enkidu78 15. Feb. 2007
I started a bit of a cleanup.. This article needs a lot of attention, in particular, citations and references to back up the history, also maybe we should consider moving the discography to a different section, a list with all albums including song titles clutters the article too much.. And pictures, we need pictures! Free licensed preferably.. -- Johnnyw talk 16:33, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
To: References! All the informations I put into the text come from:
I think that would be OK. Bobbes 06:16, 14 June 2007 (UTC)
Hello, i would like to add, that the DVP never became Schneeball records. They were a part of the selling system of Snowball but it was always an individual label. its also false that Nikel runs the DVP. Nikel works at Indigo. But Indigo aint DVP. And what you left out completly are the two Children LP's Teufel hast du Wind and Herr Fressack. You should also add that they finished the band because they rhought that they already had said everything that can possibly be said. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 22:59, 26 October 2009 (UTC)
I insist that you write that not all living members are a part of that band. Lanrue isnt and thats an important piece of information. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 23:02, 26 October 2009 (UTC)
The official homepage is: www.davidvolksmund.de
The so called official homepage is in the hand of Rios brother and has got nothing to do with the band. The members want it back or closed. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 23:05, 26 October 2009 (UTC)
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about the literal translation: "ton" has two meanings in german. one is clay, the other is sound. obviously the bandname is about the sound. the bandname could also be understood as proclamation: from Sound [music] to Stones to Shards [broken glass]
Why is it nonsense? I'm a great fan of the Scherben an have red the biographies of the Scherben and Rio Reiser.
But my english is not perfect, so I beg for pardon.
Rio made this comentary in 1990, five years after the end of the band. At this point of time he tried to bring his former band out of the political corner. The band had high bills to pay and ned money from the LP sale. In this time music by unpolitical bands sold better. So the theory with "from sound to stones to shards" is more trustworthy.
I base this on a handletter of the band from 1970 which is called "Musik kann eine Waffe sein" (Music can be a weapon). In this handletter the band offers her musical help to all orgaisations and actions who who fight against the 3- class- Society...
On this background it is plausible that the band chooses a name who supports aggressivity and calls out the enemy of the movement: The contollmadness of the government in this place played by the Bau Steine Erden.
Also its wrong that the stage in Fehmarn began to burn. Where they should have played after the burn? A wooden house near the stage burned down.
maybe thats interesting? Enkidu78 15. Feb. 2007
I started a bit of a cleanup.. This article needs a lot of attention, in particular, citations and references to back up the history, also maybe we should consider moving the discography to a different section, a list with all albums including song titles clutters the article too much.. And pictures, we need pictures! Free licensed preferably.. -- Johnnyw talk 16:33, 11 June 2007 (UTC)
To: References! All the informations I put into the text come from:
I think that would be OK. Bobbes 06:16, 14 June 2007 (UTC)
Hello, i would like to add, that the DVP never became Schneeball records. They were a part of the selling system of Snowball but it was always an individual label. its also false that Nikel runs the DVP. Nikel works at Indigo. But Indigo aint DVP. And what you left out completly are the two Children LP's Teufel hast du Wind and Herr Fressack. You should also add that they finished the band because they rhought that they already had said everything that can possibly be said. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 22:59, 26 October 2009 (UTC)
I insist that you write that not all living members are a part of that band. Lanrue isnt and thats an important piece of information. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 23:02, 26 October 2009 (UTC)
The official homepage is: www.davidvolksmund.de
The so called official homepage is in the hand of Rios brother and has got nothing to do with the band. The members want it back or closed. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 77.24.147.167 ( talk) 23:05, 26 October 2009 (UTC)