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> It was clear that, after finishing highschool, we wouldn't let ourselves get squeezed into some bourgeois career.

From the analysis of the mechanism's of repression that dominated our schools, we had learned to see the rules of the system surrounding us now.

Seeing that, it was clear, that we had - in opposite to our parents - to define us completely anew.
For instance: No one of us ever achieved similar experiences through alcohol - the monopoly drug #1 of our society - as we had gained through mind-expanding situations.

A communal sense and feeling of togetherness out of free will: that made it possible for us to live together.
At first as a Commune, than as a musical housing community. <

Amon Düül 2
Self-depiction - 1971