Buddha statue, doorway to a discotheque, Munich
Jul. 07, 1970 - Buddha's belly: Has found a new interpretation it has become the entrance door of one of the most original discotheques in Schwabing, the famous artists and students quarter in Munich. Inside the only recently opened up Joint club one will find oneself in another world - in the rather exquisitely imitated world of Indonesian and Ceylonesian temples. The expert will be delighted over the reproductions of famous scenes from the Indian Love Temple'; laymen will be surprised by the absence of tables and chairs, which have been replaced by a 5 meter wide a 5 meter long cushioned lie-down-place alongside the dance floor. Over headphones psychedelic music is being presented, while sari-wearing waitresses are serving Indian Specialities. Photo Shows TV announcer Petra Schurmann upon entering the Indian discotheque Joint
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