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01. DER PLAN - Die Wüste
02. DER PLAN - Sechs Fingen an
03. DER PLAN - Aufbruch
04. DER PLAN - Am Grab des Sohnes
05. DER PLAN - Im unterirdischen Waserkanal
06. DER PLAN - Denn alles war nur ein Trick
07. DER PLAN - Zur alten Dschunke
08. DER PLAN - Das Denkmal des Scheiterns
09. DER PLAN - Es ist schön, schön zu sein
10. DER PLAN - Donnerwetter!
11. DER PLAN - Oh Oh Oh
12. DER PLAN - Der Kommissar 1
13. DER PLAN - Ich bin es
14. DER PLAN - Junger Mann
15. DER PLAN - Früchte Radio Special
16. DER PLAN - Des Kerkers Loch
17. DER PLAN - Die unterirdische Fabrik
18. DER PLAN - Oder nicht?
19. DER PLAN - Der Kommissar 2
20. DER PLAN - Der Chor der Gefangenen
21. DER PLAN - Der Assisitenten-Song
22. DER PLAN - Der Chor der Ausgebrochenen
23. DER PLAN - Schönheit der Macht
24. DER PLAN - Schönheit Der Macht
25. DER PLAN - Die Zerstörung der großen Stadt
26. DER PLAN - Das Zimmer der Tochter
27. DER PLAN - Showdown
28. DER PLAN - So wurden wir zu ihm gemein
29. DER PLAN - Das Ende
30. DER PLAN - Der Todesmonolog
31. DER PLAN - Gelöschte Szene
32. DER PLAN - Das Insekt (Alternative Version)
33. DER PLAN - Der Grottenolm
34. DER PLAN - Miletti 1
35. DER PLAN - Die Grotte der Olme
36. DER PLAN - Arktischer Dialog
37. DER PLAN - Miletti 2
38. DER PLAN - Am Strand
ARTIST
TITLE
Die letzte Rache
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BB 129CD BB 129CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
6/25/2013

Retrospectively, it makes perfect sense that Der Plan created a soundtrack. For one thing, visuals were almost as important to Der Plan as their music. And if every self-respecting pop band pays attention to wearing the right clothes at the right time (or the completely wrong ones at the right time) and designing pretty album covers, Der Plan went further -- with scenery, masks and album covers designed by Moritz R® they invented their own universe. Indeed, the sounds of everyday life woven into Der Plan's music contributed to the filmic quality of their sound. Thus Frank Fenstermacher, Moritz R® and Pyrolator were not slow in responding to their old friend Rainer Kirberg's request to work on his latest film Die letzte Rache. The director Kirberg, born in 1954, studied film in Düsseldorf. They all knew each other from shared lodgings, political meetings and the local hangout Ratinger Hof. As well as playing his part in the music, Moritz R® also came up with the sets, while Frank Fenstermacher secured a minor role as the inspector's sidekick. But back to the music: Letzte Rache (1983) was a kind of revue with silent film qualities, so the soundtrack was a decisive factor. With the aid of the Emulator 1, Der Plan succeeded in recording something which could also work as a diverting radio drama without moving images. In contrast to the two previous albums Geri Reig and Normalette Surprise (BB 105CD/LP), which defined the Plan sound and virtually did without any musical quotations, echoes of jazz can be heard on Die letzte Rache and, of course, film music. Andreas Dorau weighs in with a bona fide pop hit in the guise of a "Junger Mann." Ah yes, the film itself, what is it actually about? Following the aesthetic tradition of 1920s German Expressionist cinema, Die letzte Rache -- "the last revenge" -- tells the hair-raising tale of a ruler who charges "the worldly" with the task of finding him a successor. The problem is: idiots abound. The worldly's search is fruitless and -- sometimes the most obvious solutions are the most practical -- he decides to seize power himself. At the end of the day: the ruler's empire in ruins, the Worldly goes mad, the inspector goes to jail (arrested by his own assistant!), and the ruler is badly injured yet immortal, suffering terrible agonies. Bonus tracks include the six pieces from the film Der Grottenolm.