As we age, two things matter: radicalism and mastery. Udo Lindenberg. Imagine throwing a party that lasts a bit longer. Not until dawn. Not two or three days. More like fifty years. You don't remember exactly. After all, it's a party, and it's easy to lose track of time. The Beatles, the Stones, Bob Dylan, sure, but a German rocking in German - impossible. Rock 'n' Roll was purely an Anglo-American affair in Germany until the mid-70s. Then came Udo and changed everything. And half a century later, he's still here - bigger and more successful than ever. No longer Uncle Pö, but sold-out football stadiums. The last three albums since "Stark wie zwei" (2008) have achieved millions in sales. Udo Lindenberg is the great epic figure of.