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Blumentopf
12+ albums
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Blumentopf (flower pot) was a German hip-hop band founded in 1992 in Freising. They released their first album Kein Zufall in 1997 through Four Music, where they remained under contract until 2009. Starting in 2010, they were signed with the record label EMI. On October 23, 2015, they announced their breakup on their Facebook page. Their last concert took place on October 22, 2016, in their hometown of Munich. Since their founding in 1992, the band consisted of the four rappers Cajus Heinzmann, Bernhard Wunderlich, Florian Schuster, and Roger Manglus, along with DJ Sebastian Weiss. Their first release was the 1996 EP Abhängen, followed by their first album Kein Zufall in 1997. The single 6 Meter 90 from this album did not make it into the single charts, but its music video was played frequently on music television. Their second album Großes Kino, released in 1999, reached number 21 in the album charts. Once again, the singles Fensterplatz and Was der Handel were played on VIVA and MTV, respectively, but did not chart. The singles (Liebe und Hass and Better Life GmbH) from the subsequent albums Eins A (number 16 in the album charts) and Gern geschehen (number 7) met a similar fate. Only the single Horst from the fifth album Musikmaschine brought them their first entry into the top 100 of the German single charts. The song Platz 80 humorously commented on their previous years' failed attempts to achieve this. Roger commented on this with the words: "We are an album band, our
