Soilent Grгјn - Fdj-punk Today

A subculture defined by anarchy and the rejection of state uniformity.

Soilent Grün was formed in the Berlin district of Spandau. The band underwent a pivotal change in 1981 when their original guitarist, Kai-Uwe Schmidt, had his guitar stolen. He was replaced by (later known as Farin Urlaub ), who joined forces with drummer/vocalist Dirk Felsenheimer (later Bela B. ). Key Members: Dirk Felsenheimer (Bela B.): Vocals / Drums Jan Vetter (Farin Urlaub): Guitar (joined 1981) Bernd van Huizen: Vocals (early years) Hussein Kutlucan: Bass (later a filmmaker and actor) Roman Stoyloff: Vocals (joined for the final gigs) Discography and Sound Soilent GrГјn - FDJ-Punk

The official socialist youth movement of East Germany (GDR). A subculture defined by anarchy and the rejection

The term "FDJ-Punk" is famously associated with Soilent Grün through their song (or "FDJ-Punx OK"). This title was a satirical collision of two diametrically opposed worlds: He was replaced by (later known as Farin