#andy berlin

[nicolascageisagoth]

How photo shootings look like when you buy a new zoom lense

Depeche Mode, 1984, Berlin, Germany

[totalement60]

Cecil Beaton - Brigid Berlin, Candy Darling, Andy Warhol, Ultra Violet, La Factory, New York, 1969.

[peoplematchingartworks]

[hulkowaaa]

members of Depeche Mode (Alan Wilder, Dave Gahan, Martin Gore, Andy Fletcher) near the Brandenburg Gate - West Berlin, 80s

[zoopop80]

1984

Berlin

photos by Mike Maloney 

[maraschinocheri]

It was 20 years ago today :: 11 December 2003 : The Return of the King premieres in London, and the lights of my life are sleepy but still suited up, and magnificently supported by others more cheerful than chilly. [ The Wellington premiere | Air Frodo from NZ to LA | Los Angeles | Berlin ]

[garadinervi]

Sammlung Marx: Beuys, Rauschenberg, Twombly, Warhol, Nationalgalerie Berlin, March 2 – April 12, 1982 [Museum für Gestaltung Zürich. Art: © Robert Rauschenberg / Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, New York, NY]

[twixnmix]

Andy Warhol, Robert Rauschenberg and Christopher Makos at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin, March 1982.

[alwaysthequietones]

Adam Devine and Sarah Hyland in ‘Modern Family’ (2014) and ‘Bumper in Berlin’ (2022)

[asthmatictriceratops]

berlin wohl (2024)

[nicolascageisagoth]

"Martin sang it naked. I turned the piano away as I was playing”: How Depeche Mode recorded their very own ‘Berlin Trilogy’ and became one of the biggest bands in the world"

By Andy Jones( Future Music, Computer Music ) <——👈

📷 Michael Purtland

[weidli]

[ID: the Norm McDonald “not gay enough” meme, edited to replace the Interview with the Vampire photo with the Das Opfer title screen, and the text edited to read “And here’s my review. Gay enough.” /end ID]

so i watched this tatort episode

[peoplematchingartworks]

[saturnslight]

new edit for me and the other 4 people who watched this show<3

[zoopop80]

1984

Berlin

photos  by Mike Maloney

[innervoiceart]

(via The Musical Masterstrokes Of Netflix's 'Babylon Berlin')

“Bryan Ferry crooning “Bitter-Sweet.” at the Moka Efti cabaret club. This artfully selected song “Bitter-Sweet”, is a Bryan Ferry-Andy Mackay composition from the fourth Roxy Music album Country Life (1974). It’s a melancholic love lament, full of Sturm und Drang, in which Ferry suddenly rasps out a sardonic German verse about love’s renewability. It’s Ferry’s Marlene Dietrich moment.” 

- Article excerpt from The Culture Trip.