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In occasion of the exhibition\u00a0\u00a0“Es h\u00e4ngt ein Pferdehalfter an der Wand (What is love)<\/a>” curated by Mario Passarotto and Daniel\u00a0L\u00f6wenbr\u00fcck was\u00a0was released the double tape compilation “36 Aus 430 Von 30<\/a>“.<\/p>\n Mario Passarotto collected all of the 430 records which topped the German\u00a0charts between 1953 and 1993, making him the owner of the most important\u00a0and maybe most frightening record-collection in Germany, which is now\u00a0being displayed in Berlin at Rumpsti Pumsti<\/a>\u00a0for the first time. The double tape compilation published by\u00a0Edizioni Passarotto is a collection of\u00a0audio remakes of some of the german Hits exhibited at Rumst Pumsti. There is possible to find \u00a0pieces by Daniel Arnoldsson, ANY, Anemone Tube<\/a>, Daniela Fromberg<\/a> & Stefan Roigk<\/a>, Pure<\/a>, Annie Stubbs with Krista Krull, Ute Waldhausen<\/a>, re-spule, Sudden Infant<\/a>, Sie nannten ihn Pferd, Les Mimis, John Murphy (Shining Vril), Kutzkelina<\/a>, Marcellvs L., JD Zazie<\/a>, CUBOP, Krube<\/a>, Parabelles, Antoine Chessex<\/a>, Kirner Kerb, Ursula Peer<\/a>, Wendelin B\u00fcchler<\/a>, Alessandra Eramo<\/a>, Ratbag<\/a>, Farahnaz Hatam<\/a>, Mario de Vega<\/a>, Heatsick<\/a>, Kakawaka<\/a>, Der Tapeman, Benjamin L. Aman<\/a>.<\/p>\n
\nThe German music record charts were established in December 1953 with\u00a0the first ever Number 1 record being “Es h\u00e4ngt ein Pferdehalfter an der\u00a0Wand”\u00a0performed by Die Kilima Hawaiians. The last Number 1 record which\u00a0was exclusively released on vinyl was “What is Love”\u00a0by Haddaway in 1993.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/s.pixogs.com\/image\/R-4202261-1360349104-5431.jpeg\")
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