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Guano Apes were a female-fronted alternative rock quartet from Göttingen, Germany, and one of the most successful German rock bands of all time. Image File history File links Flag_of_Germany. ...
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History
1994 - 2005 The Guano Apes were formed in 1994 in Göttingen, Germany, by guitarist Henning Rümenapp, bassist Stefan Ude and drummer Dennis Poschwatta. Lead singer Sandra Nasić joined the band later in the same year. The band's career took off in 1996 after they won a contest for local unsigned bands with their song "Open Your Eyes". The song was also their first and most successful single, followed by the release of their 1997 debut album Proud Like a God. "Open Your Eyes" also appears in the Warren Miller movie, "Fifty" (1999). Göttingen marketplace with old city hall, Gänseliesel fountain and pedestrian zone Göttingen ( ) is a city in Lower Saxony, Germany. ...
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Proud Like A God is Guano Apes 1997 debut album. ...
In 2000 Guano Apes released their second full-length album, Don't Give Me Names. The singles "Big in Japan" (an Alphaville cover) and "No Speech" received a lot of airplay and the album was certified gold in Germany. Walking on a Thin Line was released in 2003 and spawned the hit single "Quietly". The band broke up after the release of their best of album Planet of the Apes and a final tour in February 2005. Dont Give Me Names is the second album by the German band Guano Apes, released in 2000. ...
Alphaville is a German synthpop/-rock music group which gained popularity in the 1980s. ...
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Walking on a Thin Line is the third and final studio album by Guano Apes. ...
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Planet of the Apes, is the album by Guano Apes which was released on November 29, 2004. ...
Post Guano Apes After the break-up, a compilation album Lost (T)apes was released. It contains unreleased demos recorded in 1994 and 1995. Lost (T)apes is a compilation album by Guano Apes. ...
Dennis Poschwatta is playing guitar and handling vocals in a new band, Tamoto. Stefan Ude also participated in the recording of Tamoto's debut album. Henning Rümenapp focuses mainly on working 'behind the scenes' and Sandra Nasic is reportedly working on songs for a solo album.
Sandra Nasic has already done her first solo album called The Signal.
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Discography
Albums Proud Like A God is Guano Apes 1997 debut album. ...
Dont Give Me Names is the second album by the German band Guano Apes, released in 2000. ...
Walking on a Thin Line is the third and final studio album by Guano Apes. ...
Guano Apes - Live is an album of live recordings by Guano Apes. ...
Planet of the Apes, is the album by Guano Apes which was released on November 29, 2004. ...
Lost (T)apes is a compilation album by Guano Apes. ...
Singles - "Open Your Eyes" (1997) (Germany # 5) gold in Germany [1]
- "Rain" (1998) (Germany # 76)
- "Lords of the Boards" (1998) (Germany # 10) gold in Germany [2]
- "Don't You Turn Your Back on Me " (1999) (Germany # 50)
- "Big in Japan" (2000) (Germany # 9)
- "No Speech" (2000) (Germany # 75)
- "Living in a Lie" (2000) (Germany # 84)
- "Dödel Up" (2001) (Germany # 57)
- "Kumba Yo!" (as Guano Babes featuring Michael Mittermeier) (2001) (Germany # 3)
- "You Can't Stop Me" (2003) (Germany # 10)
- "Pretty in Scarlet" (2003) (Germany # 51)
- "Quietly" (2003) (Germany # 51)
- "Break the Line" (2004)
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Guano T-Apes Guano T-apes is a video that documents the development of the Guano Apes from their beginning until today. With band and individual interviews you get to know the members of the band better and experience curiosities and events from daily life in the music business. Along with the video clips, it contains lots of live material shot during the tours from Nov., 1997 through the summer of 1998. The video was directed by Richard Anjou and edited by Mathias Dohmbrinck. For the band, see 1997 (band). ...
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Awards - Comet for Proud Like A God
- ECHO for Proud Like A God and Don't Give Me Names
- MTV Music Award (2001)
- Eins Live Krone for Guano Apes as best band and Sandra Nasić as best singer.
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External links
Notes - ^ AllMusic.com
- ^ RockDetector
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