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<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n But now Rock\u0092n Roll. <\/p>\n Early this month I had my first gig with \u0093Nick\u0092s Noise\u0094 a Rock\u0092n Roll cover band. I took one of my basses to the CeBIT because we only had 4 rehearsals before the gig and I had to practice at least 10 songs in my room after each day of work at the trade show. To be honest, that\u0092s not a punishment to me.<\/p>\n For the first time in years, and I mean many<\/strong> years, I got paid for playing music! I had so much fun. Hope for many more gigs to come. And if the pay covers the 6-packs we need for practicing the better. A gig of a different scale: The Jamiroquai concert in Munich Olympia Halle. JK is an amazing musician and his 12 piece band grooved out fine! I bet he can get a few more 6-packs with his pay than me.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n I was twice in Berlin this month. In order to unburden our travel budgets we try to find inexpensive accommodation for our stay. The hotels we dig out are absolutely OK but they are in very old buildings built around 1900 \u0096 1930. It is very tempting to make photos look antique when you are inspired by almost everything around you.<\/p>\n If you scroll down to the month of March you will see a pic of an old elevator from another similar hotel in Berlin. Sometimes it\u0092s only the wireless lan access code that you find in your room that reminds you that this is in fact the 21st century.<\/p>\n More vintage.<\/p>\n Cars have a huge tradition in German history. I\u0092m not telling you anything new here\u0085 So I took the family to the Mobility and Transportation Museum in Munich. I wanted to show the boys old motorbikes, trains and cars like this beautiful Alfa.<\/p>\n But we never expected to see the first \u0093car\u0094 ever built! Doesn\u0092t look much like a car though\u0085<\/p>\n<\/a>Afterwork<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n