I found Hamburg nicer than Berlin. One of the nicest german cities I know
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âŠwell, well, wellâŠkind of truu, tooâŠhamburg has itâs huuuge harbour, the gate to the world since ever, while berlin has itâs roots in 13 independent villages on muddy soil, that grew into one same same but very different thingâŠ
speaking of whichâŠeven the beatles learned their first skills in hamburgâŠso, guess ur right⊠
but once more back to deichkindâŠi really admire their beats, mind and skill setâŠthese beats and sounddesign are simply top notch dope while their words coudânt be more on spot and in time to nail what modern life is all about, what it feels like these days and where itâs atâŠthey are also into peace and protest punchlines for the 21st centuryâŠlike meâŠbut unlike me, they got THE spicy humour and THE timeless phunkyness, make u think, make u smile AND EVEN DANCEâŠreally the best âweâ have to offer in modern music these daysâŠ
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Deichkind = a chill, German Sleaford Mods 
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I lived near Saarbruken for a few years. I didnt find this fun:
However, I loved my time there, despite picking up the British equivalent of a Somerset/German accent 
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âŠeeeewwwwwwwâŠthatâs a leberkÀÀs brötchenâŠthe most disgusting thing to eat, reallyâŠ
Have you ever tried Kutteln? 
âŠnoâŠand never willâŠuuuarghâŠbut âkuttelnâ have their original roots in polandâŠ
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leberkaas semme in Bavaria 
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My Gran was from Germany and settled to the UK after the War. She used to make this and passed it on to my mum. This was our typical Sunday lunch when I was growing up. Loved it.
Started to go to Germany for city breaks with my wife and some friends. I think I ate it at least 8 times over 4 days, even in between other meals.
This and a dark beer = heaven for me.
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Americans call this cannibal sandwich.
Itâs pretty common in Germany. Youâll find it in every place where small snacks are sold. Bakeries, trainstations, even bars like in Cologne, where it is called (Der)Metthappen. Generally itâs called (Das) Mettbrötchen.
But I dig cannibal sandwich.
Usually itâs salt, pepper, onions and Mett (minced pork meat). Itâs good with mustard, too.
Other good thing about germany is, that itâs close to every other cool country in Europe. Like Netherlands, Belgium, France, Denmark, Sweden⊠You can even go to Italy in a two hours flight or Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Norway, Finland, Iceland, UK, Scotland, IrelandâŠ
Beautiful Switzerland or Austria are nearby. Poland, Czech Rep. or Slovakia⊠I mean, it could be worse.
Weâve got statutory health insurance, EinstĂŒrzende Neubauten, Kraftwerk, Neu and Can.
What more can one ask for?
Mountains and coast woods and cities⊠Man, we are blessedâŠ
Only problem are those germans all over⊠but canât have it all, can you?
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you forgot Rammstein 
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In my book, theyâre are not in the same league as the above mentioned. Not even in the league of the likes such as ScorpionsâŠ
But I liked their appearance in Lynchâs âLost Highwayâ O.S.T.
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Classic party variant
Germans like mett.
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Shitty food pornâŠ
Thatâs where I first heard Rammstein - it was a good way to do so.
Faust! Thatâs whose festivals I was playing at (or one version of Faust at least) near LĂŒbeck.
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Faust rules! Cluster/Kluster as well!
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Not to forget Tangerine Dream, Eloy, Amon DĂŒĂŒlâŠ
Ever heard of Streetmark?
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I somehow ended up making noise with a CD DJ and FX in a related live project called This Is Not Faust in London once - that was fun, especially being covered in hay by a leaf blower at the finale. Cluster were / are great and such nice people too.
Never heard of them - will investigate, ta.
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We used to call it âToter Hamsterâ (dead hampster).
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