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Heiner Müller/ EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN Die Hamletmaschine (Rough Trade – RTD 197.1208.1) Germany 1991 original white label test-pressing LP (Electronic, Industrial, Experimental) | vinyl: NM (mint-) | cover: NM (mint-) | comes with Biography Heiner Müller | This is a radio play of the stage play "Die Hamletmaschine" by Heiner Müller.

Heiner Müller: 

German dramatist and playwright. Living in East Germany (GDR), he worked as managing, literary and artistic director at the Maxim-Gorki-Theatre (from 1958 on) and the Berliner Ensemble (from 1970 on), often staging his own productions. Müller showed strong socialist leanings and worked in the tradition of Brechtian theatre. His initial agreement with the East German regime began to dwindle in 1960s when severals plays of his were censored and banned. He then began to work with West German theatres and ensembles and succeeded with pieces such as Hamletmaschine (1979), earning him worldwide fame. Müller was also renowned for his prose and poetry (Das Ende der Handschrift. Gedichte) and publications on the theory of drama.

Einstürzende Neubauten: Experimental German group, formed in West Berlin in 1980. The band is notable for predominantly using custom built instruments constructed out of scrap metal and power tools. Their name in English literally means "Collapsing New Buildings," where "New Buildings" describes a type of architecture common in post-WWII Germany (large concrete box-style buildings) and "Collapsing" is an adjective in this context, not a verb.

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Heiner Müller/ EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN Die Hamletmaschine (Rough Trade – RTD 197.1208.1) Germany 1991 original LP (Electronic, Industrial, Experimental)

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