We Are Modeselektor Page #6
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and thought:
Now you have to draw the monkey very precisely,
so it looks like a monkey and only
drew the main part of the monkey face.
I didn't think about it really.
So this is how the motif was created,
the record had its label
to happen with the monkey too.
Ever since that's been our logo.
There was no marketing firm involved thinking:
How can we create a logo for the guys,
so that all kids between 18 and 25
recognize it and keep buying it.
There had to be
Social Media and Multimedia in the label.
No, it was just punk sh*t,
and that's the reason
we kept the monkey.
We were really surprised
how much people love this monkey.
We noticed quite quickly, that everyone
wanted to have the shirt with the monkey.
And then it started: We got pictures of people
who had a tattoo with the monkey,
made shirts themselves,
made films.
I got a marble bust from a fan
with the monkey chiselled in marble,
its at home in my kitchen.
It weighs 25 kilo.
We got a monkey made of concrete,
we got a knitted jumper monkey,
we got monkeys made of plaster,
of putty,
as dolls, as masks.
Cakes.
Monkey-cakes.
We got paintings of the monkey.
Big graffitis.
Everything.
This monkey really got a tour.
For me, a success is for example when someone
who I never met before says to me:
'With the song you made
I had a really great experience. '
Or:
'I asked my wife to marry me. 'Or:
'My kids love your music. 'When people give a serious and
honest feedback to what you are doing.
Irrespectively of the hype on the internet
and all the fast rivers that come and go.
When you just get a good feedback.
So, do you want more?
Do you want more?
You have to shout louder!
I think, that bands can only
be successful over a longer period
when people feel that
there is honesty in it.
That the artists also
live in a real world,
that they are present
and there is not a big difference
between the people who listen to the music
and the ones who make the music
- apart from the creativity.
In the end we are all just guys sitting
in their little cubbyhole and cobble stuff together.
And it's really nice every time you come out
of the cubbyhole and it is received with open arms.
see that the same way.
That Modeselektor have become
so successful is also due to hard work,
it didn't come out of the blue.
Don't forget that they
have been around for a few years.
They went on tour for a few years,
played an incredible amount
of gigs for little or no money.
Always with fun, with ideas,
but it is a tough job.
The impressive thing
with Modeselektor for me is this mixture
of accessibility and radicalism
at the same time.
It sounds like from an add script,
but I think it is the base, their approach to music.
They are two clowns
who can rock ten thousands of people
because they rock their laptops
and they aren't afraid to play the clown
in front of such a big crowd.
At the same time the musical base
is really solid and also really inspired.
With their development
they have anticipated so much
that in the context of Arena-Techno
is day-to-day routine now
and basically it all came from Modeselektor,
only with that musical extra twist
and more sensitivity
for balance and experiments.
They managed to create a sound
that is compatible for the masses
and that is still musically exciting
and that is what I find sensational.
I think I see the last ten years as a climax.
It was one pure climax,
with many ups and downs of course.
Cool.
Very philosophical.
I think as a whole,
this decade was very mixed,
Of course the gig with Radiohead
at Wuhlheide was great.
That was definitely a climax of 2008.
That Radiohead had gotten
interested in us back in 2003 at all.
I have to agree with Szary there.
If you look at it there is no...
... it is not the Echo (music award)
or a concert in front
of so and so many people.
It's rather the sum of it all.
It's the motorway we are on,
with a fun car...
And lots of road works...
With lots of road works,
but still always going too fast
and so far without too many fines.
Exactly, great.
Thank you!
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