Hansa by the Wall

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Hansa by the Wall is the famed Berlin recording studio near the former Berlin Wall, known for hosting iconic sessions by artists such as David Bowie, Iggy Pop, and U2.

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Hansa Studio by the Wall 1
Hansa by the Wall canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf recording studio
alsoKnownAs Hansa Studios
Hansa Tonstudio
architecturalFeature large ballroom-style live room
country Germany
culturalSignificance landmark of rock music history
symbol of Berlin’s artistic renaissance
era Cold War
foundedBy Peter Meisel
Thomas Meisel
hasFacility Studio 1
Studio 2
The Meistersaal
linked to: Meistersaal
hasViewOf former “death strip” of the Berlin Wall
locatedIn Berlin
West Berlin
locatedInDistrict Kreuzberg
locatedNear Berlin Wall
notableFor association with Berlin Wall era
recording electronic music
recording pop music
recording rock music
opened 1970s
ownedBy Meisel Musikverlage
recordedAlbum Achtung Baby
Black Celebration
Construction Time Again
Lodger
Low
Lust for Life
Some Great Reward
The Idiot
The Joshua Tree (sessions and overdubs)
Your Funeral… My Trial
“Heroes”
linked to: "Heroes" (album)
recordedArtist David Bowie
Depeche Mode
Einstürzende Neubauten
Iggy Pop
Killing Joke
Marillion
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Nina Hagen
R.E.M.
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Tangerine Dream
U2
recordedSong Where the Streets Have No Name (parts)
“Heroes”

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Hansa Studios, Berlin alsoKnownAs Hansa by the Wall
"Heroes" recordedAt Hansa Studio by the Wall
subject linked to: “Heroes”
linked to: Hansa by the Wall