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Sweet Dreams (German edition)
Rücksturz in die Achtziger
By: Frank Goosen
Narrated by: Frank Goosen
Length: 4 hrs and 6 mins

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Sweet Dreams (German edition)

Name: Sweet Dreams (German edition)
Brand: tacheles! / Roof Music
SKU: BK_ROOF_000582UK
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By: Frank Goosen

Narrated by: Frank Goosen

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Summary

Als die Achtziger ausbrechen, ist Frank Goosen dreizehn, und als sie enden, vierundzwanzig: Dazwischen werden Zechen und Hochöfen stillgelegt, Schimanski erobert die Fernsehbildschirme und Starlight Express die Rollschuhbahnen. Beste Voraussetzungen also, um erwachsen zu werden! In seinen neuen Stories und Glossen nimmt Frank Goosen uns mit in diese legendäre Zeit des kulturellen Wandels und in seine eigene Jugend: Mit fulminantem Witz und viel Selbstironie erklärt er, wieso die Achtziger für ihn vor allem nach Videotheken rochen und wie Billy Crystal ihm einmal eine Beziehung ruinierte. Eine so persönliche wie vergnügliche Zeitreise - für die, die dabei waren und für alle anderen.