2023-06-20 09:28:47
In the TV format “Hart aber fair” the focus is on the Rammstein case. Moderator Louis Klamroth asks the panel: Men, are you really not further along? Among his guests is music manager Thomas Stein (third from left).
The German music manager Thomas Stein knows Rammstein. In 2003, Thomas Stein sat alongside Dieter Bohlen (second from right) on the jury for “Deutschland sucht den Superstar”.
Thomas M. Stein, former music producer and music manager, guest on the talk show “Hart aber fair” on Monday.
Music manager Thomas Stein: “Row Zero already existed at Heino”
In the TV format “Hart aber fair” the focus is on the Rammstein case. Moderator Louis Klamroth asks the panel: Men, are you really not further along? Among his guests is music manager Thomas Stein (third from left).
The German music manager Thomas Stein knows Rammstein. In 2003, Thomas Stein sat alongside Dieter Bohlen (second from right) on the jury for “Deutschland sucht den Superstar”.
Thomas M. Stein, former music producer and music manager, guest on the talk show “Hart aber fair” on Monday.
The Rammstein case is the focus of the TV talk “Hart aber fair”. Music manager Thomas Stein is a guest, he knows Till Lindemann personally. He defends the rocker and claims that Row Zero has always existed.
The Rammstein cause is making waves again, this time on television. Band frontman Till Lindemann is accused of using power structures to urge women to engage in sexual activity.
Specifically, it is also about the “Row Zero” system. This means those allegedly pre-selected fans who are allowed to stand directly in front of the stage at Rammstein shows and are then invited to the after-show party.
Young, attractive women were specifically selected, who were then passed on to Till Lindemann.
The WDR talk “Hard but fair” with host Louis Klamroth will discuss: “The Rammstein case and the question: Men, are you really not further?”
Among the illustrious guests is Thomas Stein, no stranger to the German music scene: the 74-year-old was the head of Germany for the record label BMG and was already on the “DSDS” jury alongside Dieter Bohlen. And he knows Till Lindemann personally.
Thomas Stein warns against prejudice
So Thomas Stein is an industry expert. The Row Zero made famous by the case, with loyal fans lining up right by the stage, is for him “nothing new at all”.
The former music manager doubles: “The people who stand on the stage and see nothing, but are seen, that’s always been there. Gotthilf Fischer had that, Heino had that, Roberto Blanco had that,” quoted «Bild.de» stone from the talc.
In the “Hard but fair” program, music manager Thomas Stein takes a stand and appeals: “Someone is really extremely prejudiced here. (…) As long as the allegations are not proven, one should be very careful with assigning blame. »
According to Stein, there is currently a risk that Rammstein will fall apart.
Journalist Lohaus disagrees
Also sits in the “Hard but fair” panel discussion Stefanie Lohausthe journalist and project manager of the “Together against sexism” campaign.
She gave Stein Con. “I’m usually rather cautious,” says Stefanie Lohaus on the suspicion of Rammstein singer Till Lindemann on the show, “but what really convinced me again was the incredibly intensive media reporting.”
Because, Lohaus continues in the TV talk: “I know that journalists deal with it very carefully, that it takes many sources, that affidavits are needed and that media reporting has never happened so quickly. And that really convinced me.”
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