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It was a particularly helpful book about the history of the scene that birthed the Klubnacht party at Berghain. Rapp wrote about how Berghain, when it opened in 2004, was a party by and for Berliners, but word spread internationally as EasyJet opened a hub in Berlin, and Europeans flew to the city to party.
A few books document the history of the scene that birthed this party. I found Tobias Rapp's Lost and Sound to be particularly helpful. He writes about how when Berghain opened in 2004, the party was...
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It was a particularly helpful book about the history of the scene that birthed the Klubnacht party at Berghain. Rapp wrote about how Berghain, when it opened in 2004, was a party by and for Berliners, but word spread internationally as EasyJet opened a hub in Berlin, and Europeans flew to the city to party.
A few books document the history of the scene that birthed this party. I found Tobias Rapp's Lost and Sound to be particularly helpful. He writes about how when Berghain opened in 2004, the party was by and for Berliners, but word soon spread internationally. A European budget airline called EasyJet had just opened a new hub in Berlin, and other Europeans started taking EasyJet flights to the city to come party. The legend kept growing.
