Slime [1990] Die Letzten

Founded in Hamburg in 1979, Slime's original members (Elf, Eddie, and Ball) played together for several months before a singer (Dirk) came along. Their first concert as Slime was at a Juvenile Hall in Neuengamme, but it was their first release that would officially put them on the map. This first release took the form of a 7" EP called Wir Wollen Keine Bulllenschweine ("We Don't Want the Pigs!") and enabled them gig more often - in these days, punk in Germany was inherently combined with the left-wing political activism scene and thus were their concerts at demonstrations, squats, and rallies. In 1981, Slime released their debut full-length, the Slime LP, and were censored by the German government as "reactionaries" when three of the songs on the album caught the negative attention of the beaurocracy. These songs were "A.C.A.B." ("All Coppers Are Bastards"), "Bullenschweine" ("Bullpigs", literally, but a grievous insult to the police force), and "Deutschland Muss Sterben" ("Death To Germany"). Later released on AGR (Aggressive Rock Productions), the LP was confiscated and banned throughout Germany, and they were forced to refrain from playing these three songs as a result of this censorship. As they became ever more popular, die-hard fans denied rumors that they had sold out with their second LP, Yankees Raus ("Americans Out"). These rumors led to fighting within the audience, and also to the alienation of the dissident portions of their fanbase. Slime played a gig in Hamburg in 1983 with US bands MDC and Dead Kennedys, which led to increased popularity outside of Germany's borders. 100 police officers waited in the audience, in an attempt to quell the performance of "Polizei SA/SS" and "Bullenschweine"... the performance didn't come, and 26 police officers quit the force as a result of the stress involved with their mission that night.

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