Lüneburg. The playlist asks for ten pieces of music that have special meaning in life. Today: Friederike Barthel“I was very happy to put together ten songs that have touched and moved me personally,” she says of the playlist, adding: “It’s not a top ten, the order is interchangeable, and it’s not an intellectual selection, but rather they’re simply songs that pop up first when I put music into the context of my life.
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- „Sunday Bloody Sunday“ – U2: … I associate with my first love, nights in the Kaiserkeller and breakfast at the fish market.
- “Comet” – Udo Lindenberg: I admire how he constantly reinvents himself and has a very good instinct.
- “Somehow, somewhere, sometime” – Nena: … because I would never wear pink miniskirts again, but this mood always catches up with me and makes me happy.
- „Zombie“ – Cranberries: … because there are moments when memories and anger need to be released.
- “Pata Pata” – Miriam Makeba: … because during my studies I was able to spend a very exciting time in Zimbabwe that changed my life.
- “The Way” – Herbert Grönemeyer: … because my mother died far too early.
- “When you dance” – About Lisbeth: … because sometimes it’s good for me not to see everything as too dramatic and just to dance.
- “Big City” – Province: … because I have relatives in the country and I love retreating there.
- „Like the Way I Do“ – Melissa Etheridge: … because this song helps with heartbreak.
- „Let me entertain you“ – Robbie Williams: … because I was given a ticket for his concert in Hamburg and I find the power of this artist admirable.
LZ
