Vicki Vomit
Illustration — Vicki Vomit during a show in 1997. Vicki Vomit (born Jens Hellmann; July 9, 1963) is a German former satirical musician and comedian based in Erfurt, Germany. He was a member of the German heavy metal band Blitzz, which released one album with Steamhammer/SPV in 1989, Do the Blitzz.
Vicki Vomit
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- 1963 · Trusetal.
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- Germany
- Occupation
- musician · project manager
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- German
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He is also the cousin of Tamara Danz, the lead singer of the rock band Silly. He is currently retired and working as a writer.
Albums • Ein Schritt nach vorn (1994) • Ich mach's für Geld (1996) • Die fäkalischen Verse (1996) • Bumm Bumm (1997) • Kuschelpunk 5 (1998) • Ficken für Deutschland (2001) • Wir bekommen ein Ei (2001) • Wollmonster (2003) • Doomjazz (2005) – Released with two discs • Für'n Appel und 'n Ei (2006) • Für weniger als wie für 'n Appel und 'n Ei (2011) • Ich freu mich wie 'n Pferd (2012) • STRC - PRST - SKRZ - KRK! (2013) DVDs • Vicki Vomit – Live (2004) • Die Globale Erwärmung - unser Weg aus der Krise (2007) • Diplomkomiker (2008) • Zwanzig Jahre Unfug (2012) Books • Vicki Vomit - Mein Klampf (2024) • Fotze Fotze Hitler (2026)
Vicki Vomit die Misanthropischen Jazz - Schatullen
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Vicki Vomit during a liveshow in 1997
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