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Side entrance Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin-Schöneberg.

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Deutsch: Seiteneingang Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin-Schöneberg. Von 1983 bis 1998 befand sich hinter dieser kleinen Tür, bis zum Umzug an den Columbiadamm 9-11 und der Umbenennung, der Konzertclub "Loft".
English: Side entrance Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin-Schoeneberg. From 1983 to 1998 the concert club "Loft" was located behind this small door. In 1998 the club moved moved to Columbiadamm 9-11 and changed its name.
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Camera location52° 29′ 57.15″ N, 13° 21′ 08.38″ E  Heading=140° Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

Deutsch:
Der Club "Loft", Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin-Schöneberg gehörte zu den 1983 bis 1998 zu den wichtigsten Veranstaltungsorten für neue und bahnbrechende Musik in West-Berlin/Berlin. Diesen Ruf verdankt das Loft in großen Teilen Monika Döring, die von 1983 bis 1987 die Leitung des Clubs innehatte. Namen wie Jesus Jones, Primal Scream, The Lounge Lizards, Violent Femmes, The Fall, Anne Clark, Adamski, Die Toten Hosen, Einstürzende Neubauten, und viele mehr traten während der Zeit des Lofts am Nollendorfplatz auf, und machte diese Gegend West-Berlins zum weltweiten Hotspot der Rock-, Pop-, Punk-, Post-Punk- New-Wave-, und Independent-Musik.
Eine sehr schöne Sammlung von s/w Fotos von der bekannten Photographin Petra Gall aus dieser Zeit findet man on-line bei nat.museum-digital.de. Petra Galls künstlerischer Nachlass wird seit 2012 von Berlins Schwules Museum verwaltet.
Petra Gall: https://petra-gall.de/.

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The club "Loft", Nollendorfplatz 5, Berlin-Schoeneberg was one of the most important venues for new and groundbreaking music in West Berlin/Berlin from 1983 to 1998. The loft owes this reputation in large part to Monika Döring, who managed the club from 1983 to 1987. Names like Jesus Jones, Primal Scream, The Lounge Lizards, Violent Femmes, The Fall, Anne Clark, Adamski, Die Toten Hosen, Einstürzende Neubauten, and many more performed during Loft’s time at Nollendorfplatz, and made this area of ​​West Berlin the worldwide hotspot of rock, pop, punk, post-punk, new wave and independent music.
A very nice collection of b/w photos by the well-known photographer Petra Gall taken during this period can be found online at nat.museum-digital.de. As of 2021, Petra Gall's artistic legacy is in the custodianship of Berlin's Schwules Museum.
Petra Gall: https://petra-gall.de/.

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