As said previously, we returned to Zosch in the evening, after having barbecue at Christan's ex-girlfriend's place. Zosch's cellar that contained the stage and a rather smallish room for the audience was a comfy place to have a few beers and talk to the people that were performing. First, a guitar player, Ijen Martin, played three or four songs (very enjoyable), and then Kitty Solaris was on. Christian had told me of her before and had given me a copy of the album that he bought from her, so I knew roughly what to expect - and I liked it, too. At last, Emmy Moll played for quite a long time. It was less experimental than what I expected from the flyer that said "Experimental Pop from Hamburg", but very likeable nevertheless. All that for 5 EUR. Unfortunate for the performers, the place was far from being full, but we did not mind.
After the Zosch had closed, we had a look inside the nearby independent art-centre Tacheles, which was an interesting experience, especially the dark bar at the top with an open side towards a huge storefront onto which surreal images were projected. Finally (around half past three in the morning, I guess), we made it to a bar called "Subito" where we had the funniest conversation with Uwe about his bike and a Biedermaier bureau.